JusticeItEasy said: In the end, It's all about letting some steam off with fiction, be it through cuteness, be it through heartwarming, be it through being mean to the nice, be it sadistic and violent to the good and weak, be it by curbstomping a smug snake yet weak creature, be it by having arrogant things getting smacked for it, etc. No need to take it seriously, just pick your steam valve and stick to it.
Take it easy. Don't worry much as I no longer want a war about this. I just have a hobby to try to think what's inside everything; when I see yukkuris, for this case, I also see people. My view may not be correct, but this is still about people. When I see people killed, abused or just got hurt I can't just take it easy and do my own stuffs; instead I stop for a moment thinking about what just happened; if there is something I can do, I will do asap. Same here when I see a war inside one's mind that goes to real world through yukkuris (well maybe I am not that good yet), I have the same feeling of goodness being overrun. Well that's just my own kind of thinking and acting, if my taking things serious annoys you then you don't need to take it so serious (I know you can do it ^^). But I must say thanks to you, from which I've learned a lot; now even if I plan to start a war, I will do it in a way people can enjoy and take it easy while someone may actually think about it seriously - that is artwork, though I don't have much time and talent for one...
That's just a theory, but I know one true thing: Yukkuri is a kind of creature created by a combination of many idea, and a thing created by human does reflect human. As far as I think of this matter, behind the abusive art lies someone who knows exactly what happiness is but at the same time does not believe in it and tries to destroy whatever form of 'cuteness', 'happiness' they may think of. The reason may vary, but the way he depicts happiness through yukkuris stands for a weak thought - yes he has it, but it's so weak and exists too deep inside - that craves for the happiness he always dreamed of deep inside; on the contrary, the way he depicts punishments to happy yukkuris stands for a stronger thought on a shallow level of mind that punishes his own good thought, like 'See, see? That's the result of thinking about happiness, you s[...]!'. Thus he creates a 'cute', 'happy' side then cruelly destroys it, proving that the shallow thoughts have won the battle inside his mind. I might be wrong about this, but you know, I take this matter seriously from the very beginning - neither the yukkuri nor the anon, the matter here is directly connected to people behind it. That's why I planned to have a war (well as I told you ^^), but now I still need to improve my mind to have a better view of this. (And sorry for the long text, actually I still have one more part about bad yukkuris but now I just got to go. Read it easy. ^^)
@Ju Many real-life couples fight just to realise something and come back with their families, you know, so don't take it so harsh. Love is romance at first and responsibility later, you always need to cross that barrier even if you need a fight.
JusticeItEasy said: Please respect the rules, no anti abuse comments in abuse works, same way no anti ff comments in ff works, we want to keep this place as civil as possible so everybody can have fun here, since in the end it's all opinion and tastes, so stick to what you like and ignore what you don't, thanks for your attention.
vns.firefly said: I am thinking about choosing the baby Yukkuri Reimu as a new "trollface" for every of my Trollhou pics
I really wanted to ask if this kind of "trollface" is all right, so I took this pic as an example. But with some not-so-negative responses you guys gave me, I can now take it easy. Thanks.
I am thinking about choosing the baby Yukkuri Reimu as a new "trollface" for every of my Trollhou pics, but instead of giving a disgusted feeling, it must be both "trolling" and "cutie", some kind of trolling only exists in Gensokyo. Please give me your opinions about this. TIA.