Live and Love under Patooties' peculiar light

enecoo:

scythfi-writer:

enecoo:

Remember that ship thing in Homestuck where people hated each other to death and found that somehow hot?

That was the fandom misinterpretation. An ideal black romance was just “they kind of get on each other’s nerves, but love each other.” Actually hurting each other in any way was considered a breach of that.

That seems like a very dysfunctional relationship

Nobody tell him about the green aus.

(via enecoo)

160 notes1 year ago
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  5. confettiexplosion said: well, most of the time red/black relationships vascilated, and open communication about what exactly you dislike in your partner can be good for a relationship! it helps you and them know what you need to work on and deal with to help each other along the path to compatibility. It can help push towards self improvement as well
  6. cupcakemakingfox reblogged this from enecoo
  7. bridegroomclasp said: it would be for humans, troll psychology is very different
  8. dreams-squared reblogged this from enecoo and added:
    Well it’s not a human relationship
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  11. gearholder reblogged this from enecoo and added:
    Nobody tell him about the green aus.
  12. eshasunrise said: Trolls were a negatively oriented society with half of the romantic setups being excuses to provide reproductive material and survive their abusive culture.
  13. corviarts reblogged this from distractionarydiva and added:
    At the same time, hurting each other still crosses a line.
  14. solshiner said: remember how you said no more discourse
  15. daedricsheep reblogged this from enecoo and added:
    doesn’t mean people didn’t find that an interesting story
  16. enecoo posted this