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Me arrepiento de muchas cosas en mi vida, pero no de esto. OP, BTS, Heaven's official blessing and Damian Wayne.
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Me abandoning every cent of my morals just to fight some gringos in a comment section criticizing mexican fans (not even from a fandom or artist I knew)

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I don't think y'all realize how low it is for the person who put the report and formalize against BTS when they are in the military service. It's absolutely a really low point.

Someone said that it doesn't matter because they would be only investigating the company but that doesn't take anything that I have said. True or not, BTS are getting hate and difamation without even them knowing why and like imagine watching the news or the first thing that appears to you at the moment you opened your social media is hate messages calling you the same insults that you received years ago for things you know are not true, the same type of hate that left you so traumatize that you still remember after almost a decade.

Not only they can't have a decision to talk but even that, they are not completely aware while the whole social media is waiting for them to come back and throw inmensly hate.

It's like stabbing someone who is sleep.

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There's an interesting similiture here.

This could be more of a symbolism in the story than anything else, I also looked for other definitions that it said that a blue butterfly could mean a "change of luck" and in spanish there's a legend that said that a blue butterfly could mean that "we are the owners of our life and we are the only ones to be responsibles to choose what would happen with it" but also a rebirth could be interpretated.

We tend to see a blue butterfly in movies or videogames related with time travel as a symbol of our actions having consequences in the story, the characters are constantly having a rebirth in, getting back in time to solve things, changing bad events and trying to make a better future, there's also a certain type of control of them with their lives and also other's people lives and I think these three definitions make an exact point in characters with Robin and Imu.

Robin for one part is the key to get to the One Piece, her next actions are gonna affect her life and also everybody lives, she has a rebirth back in Ennies Lobby, changing her past self of running away to let her future self be free, we could also say that she has a change of luck since she met the strawhat, from her life of running away from the goverment, with his family and friends getting killed changing to a life of joy and happiness with her new family.

And rhen there's Imu, she is the maximun authority in the world, a shadow to the maximun point, she controls people's life in the shadows, choosing their futures and changing their lives , now she is in the maximun point but I think this is going ro change soon so there's going to be a "change of luck".

Pd. This could also means that while before Robin never had the control of her life (she couldn't control her mother to stay with her in the past, neither the decision of Saul sacrificing himself or her friends dying and having to constantly running away, changing constantly and having no control on anything of her life due to the persecution) , now she has the control of her decisions and actions. So the blue butterfky could symbolize that.

Imu has control of everyone's life vs Robin now is having the control on her own life.

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"Tim feels abandoned" "he's being ignored" "tim is jealous of the attention they give damian" "tim is-" tim drake would break out into actual literal hives at the thought of anything resembling an adult monitoring him, he'd starting hissing like a feral cat if Bruce tried to get involved with his business, he'd saw his own arm off if his family tried to demand he checks in more than once a month with heavily coded messages

"He is jealous of the attention that they give to Damian" like what attention?😭 is that attention here with us?

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One of my bullies apologize to me a couple of years ago, in that time I accepted their apology because I have the wrong belieft that I was able to move on and keep living but some years later I regret later and that's because in that moment I never tried to understand the trauma they left me, I was just trying to forget what they did to me, forget the bad feelings and the ptsd they induced me, I was just trying to hide the trauma in the back of my head and keep living but I think there is a point that a lot of people don't really talk about bullying.

You can't hide from it, you can't just run away from that and pretend it didn't happen because it did happen and it did affect you.

After later I am still not able to fully forgive what those people did to me, but I am able to recognize my own pain and validate my own feelings.

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I am actually really glad the sincerity the boys had put in the fandom at the time to talk about their doubts not only in the music but also in their choices in life, maybe no exactly regretment but choices that later they started analizing more and thinking into what type of direction they were going as a group.

I am not perfect neither, I have done and said things that could be interpretated as problematics and that's because I am ignorant and unexperienced in certain topics so I would dl the same bad choices.

As a person, I really value when they are honest with us in that way and I really think that because of all of those decisions they decided to go to hiatus because they probably realize what their name as a group was becoming.

I think the name of BTS for South Korea is not just a symbol of another kpop group, they have been used in politics, they have been used as the face of the korean wave and I think all of that pressure and responsability took a role on why they decided to go to the military.

Maybe there are topics they could have talked before, criticized before but after the fame they started to be limitated on that because it's not just a social criticism from another group in the media but a formal opinion on someone whose name is constantly appearing in the news and used to reprresentate their country and their name at high.

And it's fine to criticized certain actions that are questionable but it's also alright to understand the certain position they are in comparision to other groups or artists.

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waluigistits

why r there only like 3 ppl talking abt begins youth on here thought this site loveddd tragic gay bitches and found family😪😪

They released in a stupid ass platform that you have to pay 30$ per episode, I will gladly have. A full conversation in insults with HYBE for that

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Anonymous asked:

Some Tim stans are acting like Damian fans are just mad Damian messed up and are insisting it is fine for a character to mess up. But Damian isn't messing up for his own character. This isn't for Damian to learn or grow. It doesn't even align with how Damian would reasonably mess up. This 'mess up' is most likely to sideline Damian for Tim. This is really obvious. Damian shouldn't have in character trusted Zur but he did so Tim can be the good Robin.

EXACTLY!!!!! I've seen several posts about how Damian wasn't OOC and he was "just a child who wanted his father's approval"

People who say this apparently didn't understand Damian's character.

Damian is the child who found his father's identity from a crowd without knowing anything about him. He understood that imposter Insomnia wasn't his father and immediately stabbed him with a sword.

Damian is clever, smart and cunning. In Batman and Robin (2011) he tricked both Batman and Nobody. And neither of them suspected anything until Damian revealed it himself.

But in Zur arc, Damian is just there to look dumb so he can show how "smart" and "perfect" Tim is. Beacuse Chip Zdarsky is basically screaming about his fanboying Tim.

As you just said, this is not something Damian would do. This is not a "mistake" that Damian can have. This incident does not, under any circumstance, add anything to Damian's character development. We have seen, since 2016, that Damian's development he had over the years were thrown to trash. All DC wants to do with him is to be villain.

I was actually starting to gain hope with Batman and Robin (2023) since Damian is not a villainized there (But I don't like how Williamson writes Damian either but at least he is better than Zdarsky. But that's another story.). Unfortunately, however, Damian is still contiuned to be used as a villain, a demon child who always makes stupid mistakes and causes disasters in return.

Like I said in my previous post, Damian will have to apologise for "the things he have done". And, once again, he will be shown as a dumbass who doesn't understand obvious things, and doesn't think the consequences of his actions.

If Damian was written in character, Damian would've notice the moment he laid his eyes on Failsafe, that it wasn't his father. Damian would've become a double agent. He would've secretly make plans to defeat Zur from inside.

Yet, with this writer, we will have a heroic Tim while down grading Damian.

Damian is only there so that Zur can have an evil sidekick and thus, DC can have their "Good B&R vs Evil B&R" fight.

I used to like Tim, actually. I thought he was cool and had potential and could be good brothers with Damian. But in last years, writers always downgrade and badmouth other Robins (particularly Damian) to shine the spotlights to Tim. And while Tim has awesome moments with Bruce, while he saves him, Damian has a horrible relationship with his father. Bruce tells him that even though he loves him, he doesn't like Damian, or just how brash and cruel Damian is, or blaming Damian for Alfred's death etc.

Tim can be written as a good Robin, and for this, DC doesn't need to sweep the floor with the other Robins.

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wesavegotham

The "oh he just wants his father's approval" excuse isn't good either considering that Damian is craving approval from something that just very clearly isn't his father and the way Zdarsky has Damian very pleased that it's just him and his "father" against the rest of the world is obviously not supposed to be seen as flattering.

A lot of things would work better in this run if Zdarsky had given us and the batfamily more believable explanations for why someone would be fooled into thinking that Zur in Failsafe's robot body is the real Bruce.

But the batfamily knew Bruce was struggling with Zur. They know evil alternative versions of Bruce exist. They know by now that just because they are told that Bruce is dead there is a 99% chance that this is bullshit and he is alive somewhere. We've been here many times.

Yet despite that Zdarsky has the batfamily wonder if maybe that thing truly is Bruce and has Damian even side with him because...why exactly? Because Zur mentioned how he sat with Damian until he fell asleep when he first came to the manor (which never happened and makes no sense for their early relationship, at least pick something from their early stories Zdarsky)? Really? That is all that it takes to convince Damian, a character that is usually not trusting at all, to side with him, forgo all morals and critical thinking skills to help set up an authoritarian regime in Gotham?

Like, this is not a little "oopsie, I fell for the lie of a villain and now we are in a bit of trouble", no, Damian aided and defended Zur's regime.

Daddy issues are not a good enough reason to excuse his actions and their consequences here.

And once we start looking at how completely differently Tim is used in the story things get even worse.

I remember DC writers defending the decision to have two Robins at the same time by claiming that it wouldn't harm either character, but that's obviously not true.

Tim suffers because he comes off as an adult clinging to the glory of his high school years and comes off as refusing to accept that it's Damian's time as Robin now. Despite some writers best efforts to undermine Damian, most readers agree that Damian is still the main Robin and keep asking for DC to please come up with a new identity for Tim since him going back to Robin isn't seen as a permanent solution.

While Damian gets written badly on purpose purely to justify why Tim should still fill the role of Batman's sidekick and not Damian and if Tim is "the best" (which is simply a cursed character concept in my opinion) this usually means Damian has to be "worse". And since Tim fanboy writers seem to know no shame they wtite Damian as being THE worst.

Authors need to understand that just because a character grow up and has developed into being better that does not mean that now they are dumb enough to act like a baby. This is why I also don't like Williamson's writing, but I guess he is the less of two evils.

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I watched the begins≠youth show a couple days ago. I was too busy to talk about it but now I have down time and kind wanna go over some stuff. (I pirated it for the boycott obviously and bc the platform Hybe released it on is ass backwards and weird)

I was kinda concerned that I wouldn't get emotionally invested with the story without BTS there but I really liked it so far. It hits the emotional beats really well. The actors are really good and do a good job bringing their own individuality into their performance while also emulating some mannerism of their respective members character. Enough that I'm reminded of BTS but not too much that makes it feel weird or uncanny.

They changed some things but not too much so far. I think the way the BTUniverse was presented made it much easier to adapt it into a series. But also made it so some characters are just too devoid of their respective members personality. Such as Dogeon. He doesn't feel like Namjoon to me and his actor doesnt resemble him at all I feel like the other actors even just slightly resemble the members but not him and I really don't like it. But What we know of all their characters is only their adult selves after what happens in high school tho so I forgive it but he's the only one I had trouble really vibing with bc of that.

I don't know if theyre gonna include the supernatural elements into the show it seems like it might be a crime drama murder mystery where they deal with extenuating circumstances of their daily lives while investigating the past and how they may be connected with each other. Their was a lot more emphasis placed on yoongi mothers death and what may have lead to it than in the original BTU.

I like the direction but I would have loved the supernatural elements more than just another murder mystery HS drama.

Jins character (hwan) really pissed me off at first but it was intentional ofc. The actor does a good job. His character is quiet and contemplative but cute when he wants to be. Loved the moments between his character and Namjoons (Dogeon) I'ma namjonist at heart and BTU was giving namjin hard ASF.

The actor for hobis character (hosu) is a master at emulating his mannerisms and even the inflection in his voice and his dialect. It was amazing how I immediately knew who he was while I kinda struggled for the other characters until I realized they still had the same last names as the BTS members 💀. Hes cute and acts as a mediator for the group like jhope sometimes does irl. The actor does a good job of balancing hobis sunny personality and his quiet suffering with his trauma and disorder. I think his narcolepsy might still be munchausen's disorder like in the og.

The actor for taehyungs character (jooan) really matched his carefree and playful nature of both his character and taehyung. His smile and facial expressions really remind me of taehyung. He reminds me of how tae portrayed his character in hwarang. They took away his sister so idk if tae(jooan) killing his dad is gonna be something that happens since his sister's abuse was the motivator for it. Again I think it's bc they may have taken away the supernatural time travel elements.

I was worried about yoongis character (cein). I was really hoping they didn't portray him as one dimensional. Just angsty sleepy and quiet. The same way some army's portray yoongi in fanfics sometimes. But I like that they included how cute loud and mischievous he can be with bursts of energy. How reliable and loyal he is. How he cares for ppl with actions instead of words. I think Cein's personality resembled yoongis the most out of any other character and their respective member. The one thing I ABSOLUTELY hated was the implication that yoongi or his character would be uncomfortable with queerness even as a joke. Mr tongue technology himself?? I don't think so. They can miss me with that bullshit.

Haru being a unisex name just like Jimin is so cute. I like Jimins character his actor is really good and nailing the more serious scenes. His story along with yoongis(Cein) was the most compelling to me so far. I like how his trauma is portrayed and even the stigma around it. I like how they put him in charge of the decorations and cake for Cein's birthday like Jimin used to do irl before the company sorta took that over. I don't remember Jimin(haru) having an older brother but fuck him and his mom and dad.

Like I said before Joons character (Dogeon) bothered me the most. He's poor and sad and that's really all there is to him rn and it kinda sucks. The actor doesn't remind me of namjoon at all. His performance is good but the writing for the character is just a bit weak. They also make him more law abiding than he was in the BTU. He acts as a voice of reason to tehyungs (jooan) mischief but I don't really remember him being like that. But again the BTU didn't explore their highschool days THAT much.

Jungkook character (jeha) is adorable. the actor is a minor so I hope ppl take that into account when talking about him and his character. His home life isn't as bad as it was portrayed in the BTU but I think the abuse he faces will obviously escalate. I like the dimension they added to his character. I'm ready to see where this goes for him.

I screamed when I saw Jung sungil as jins(hwan) dad. Very good choice. I loved him in the glory but I'm so prepared to see him as a villain. Also the actors from beyond evil playing jungkooks(jeha) older brother.

Very interested to see where this trail goes with yoongis(Cein's) mom. If Hwans dad did actually SA her and what lead to her death. I was surprised they included that detail. I also have a feeling that Hwan's dads weied issue with Hwan having friends may have something to do with Cein's mom.

There also seems to be a culminating revelation of how the boys were involved in Cein's mom death. They kept showing flashbacks of each boy when some building exploded. I thought it was yoongis suicide in BTU but then they showed both where Cein was during the explosion so it was some other fire and not the fire that namjoon dies in (didn't relaize how many fire related deaths was in the BTU) bc I believe that takes place later when they're older and if they changed that fire to fit the lack of super natural elements then it still wouldn't fit bc jooan doesn't know who Cein is at the time of the explosion. So it must be the fire yoongis mom dies in if not then idk.

Honestly just really looking forward to seeing where this all leads especially if they've excluded the time traveling.

The show also gave me this weird sense of sad nostalgia for hyyh Bangtan. I cried a little seeing them interacted with such simplicity especially Cein's bday scenes bc I was just heavily reminded of BTS and really miss them.

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The new BTS kdrama ia amazing and capture a lot of the scence of BU, it's so incrediible the way the chemiatry between the seven guys are, it capture completely their dynamic and the stoories are not overslapling but it feels more like connecting to each other.

But I do have to admit that I have some mixed feelings of how accurate they are rpreresentating the guys. I know they are supposed to be BTS just obvsly they are not bc BTS essentially are not actors and you know something? They do an amazing job but also I feel conflictive because their acting is so good ressembling them that feels kinda off at some point.

There are things like the way they talk that even a little weird, it feels more like a reference than anything, but there are aspects like Namjoon being clumsy or Yoongi's bitting his nails that feels a little too close to the home but more essentially in a way that it feels likr they are taking aspects more from BTS real personality than BTS BU like we know Hobi wasn't abandoned or that Tae didn't kill his father, that's BU.

So I feel a little akward thinking "oh that's an actual trait from Namjoon" or "this aspect ia from Yoongi"

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This is an actual criticism from a really annoyed side part of me but like, can you ask yourself how many times the own fandom intensify controversies that shouldn't been that intense? How many times have we gotten BTS situation worse trying to defend them and ending up making it big for nothing?

Like how many times you pick useless and you feel a thread when you didn't have to pick that?

You don't need to pick every fight but just the ones that are enough to say "hmm this is more than just a hate comment", like currently, you need to research more than anyone, is every article you see true? Research it, don't take information without any official source before syarted panicking and making videos of it.

I know, it's infuratinf what is happening right now but even with being upset and sad, don't go into kpop spaces, don't go ro sites like kpop charts who informed without any 100% source and that is full kpopers and haters, don't go to twitter.

Put your effort in supporting, reporting and promoting new BTS music.

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Has anybody feel like their creativity is fading away? Like I used to be so creative, so alive, phylosophical, I used to write and think everything and now I don't, now I can't think on anything new or exceptional, it's like my sink has vanished.

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It's crazy how varied One Piece fans are because the other day I literally saw someone complain about all the backstories in the series.

They were literally complaining about Oda taking time to flesh out his characters and claiming it was unnecessary and cheapened the impact by how often characters in this story go through trauma. As if 3 dimensional characters that contribute to the overall world building was an annoyance to be begrudgingly dealt with on the same level as the gratuitous fanservice in the series. As if they could care less about Oda making a point to show the fans how everyone in this world sufferers at the hands of the oppressive system set up by the government & the one's who run it.

Absolutely bonkers, but such a great example of how Oda creates a story that had something in it for everyone. Even if that someone has terrible opinions.

Wow, I have seen a lot of people in the fandom, I have never seen anyone complaining about backstories, but I have seen people complaining about the depth of the characters, you know, the ones who only see panels and started deducing that a certain character is in a completely opposote of how the characters are like "Zoro is racist" or "Luffy is a womanizer", I think those ones are the same who complained about backstories bc they usually only like to see tits and fiights

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devine-fem

Reminder that Damian's relationship with becoming a hero, doing good and being happy wasn't learnt from the batfamily, it was learnt from Bruce. Also, a reminder, when Damian is portrayed to do said good and is to go against his dark past, it's not about going against Talia, it's about going against the demon's head. Not Talia specifically.

Actually, I think it was learnt from Dick and maybe Alfred too

You think.

The whole Son of Batman arc happened and you wanna say Dick and Alfred… It’s Son of Batman, not son of nightwing or son of the bulter…

I think I didn't say correcrky what I mean, Dick, Bruce and maybe Alfred contribuite to Damian to becoming a better person, a heroe, to being happy and doing good. Bruce and Damian have an especial bond and theme between them but it was Alfred the first person to gave Damian an actual opportunity to become a heroe(Alfred gave him the mantle of Robin) and it was Dick the one who handled first and started teaching and valorating Damian's abilities too, that's why Alfred's death and Dick's amnesia made Damian's character have an inflexive point on his life aside of the typical worry of his family.

Damian had an especial treatment with Dick because he was one of the first with Alfred too to understand him and teach him how to be a heroe.

I am not saying Bruce didn't, actually, I believe the most interesting part of Damian is his relationship with Bruce, their initial conflict, developed and comprehension, not only with Damian but also with Bruce. I believed the aspect of redemption were developed towards Bruce relationship but hia path of being a heroe was a matter of these three people.

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devine-fem

Reminder that Damian's relationship with becoming a hero, doing good and being happy wasn't learnt from the batfamily, it was learnt from Bruce. Also, a reminder, when Damian is portrayed to do said good and is to go against his dark past, it's not about going against Talia, it's about going against the demon's head. Not Talia specifically.

Actually, I think it was learnt from Dick and maybe Alfred too

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