Break Week Would you let Sanji sleep over your house?
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Interesting justification.
Can I ask you something?
Why are characters, portrayed as villains, still glorified, then?
Why is it okay and justifiable to "like" a "villain" and not have its taste questioned, but liking a supposed "hero" who perpetuates questionable behaviors "not acceptable"?
What's the difference, exactly?
Btw, I'm SURE you are gonna do a very thorough search through every fictional work that does these kinds of things and start serious debates about the causes of these events and how we can create good policies to fight this "perv representation" and culture, while also helping create good educational methods to teach people about these behaviors and why they shouldn't be accepted. Also you would give audience to various groups and researchers that study these kind of social problems.
Otherwise this thread would look nothing more like internet morality click bait that doesn't contribute anything to the real world. But SURELY that's not what you want, right?
Can I ask you something?
Why are characters, portrayed as villains, still glorified, then?
Why is it okay and justifiable to "like" a "villain" and not have its taste questioned, but liking a supposed "hero" who perpetuates questionable behaviors "not acceptable"?
What's the difference, exactly?
Btw, I'm SURE you are gonna do a very thorough search through every fictional work that does these kinds of things and start serious debates about the causes of these events and how we can create good policies to fight this "perv representation" and culture, while also helping create good educational methods to teach people about these behaviors and why they shouldn't be accepted. Also you would give audience to various groups and researchers that study these kind of social problems.
Otherwise this thread would look nothing more like internet morality click bait that doesn't contribute anything to the real world. But SURELY that's not what you want, right?
Interesting justification.
Can I ask you something?
Why are characters, portrayed as villains, still glorified, then?
Why is it okay and justifiable to "like" a "villain" and not have its taste questioned, but liking a supposed "hero" who perpetuates questionable behaviors "not acceptable"?
What's the difference, exactly?
Btw, I'm SURE you are gonna do a very thorough search through every fictional work that does these kinds of things and start serious debates about the causes of these events and how we can create good policies to fight this "perv representation" and culture, while also helping create good educational methods to teach people about these behaviors and why they shouldn't be accepted. Also you would give audience to various groups and researchers that study these kind of social problems.
Otherwise this thread would look nothing more like internet morality click bait that doesn't contribute anything to the real world. But SURELY that's not what you want, right?
Can I ask you something?
Why are characters, portrayed as villains, still glorified, then?
Why is it okay and justifiable to "like" a "villain" and not have its taste questioned, but liking a supposed "hero" who perpetuates questionable behaviors "not acceptable"?
What's the difference, exactly?
Btw, I'm SURE you are gonna do a very thorough search through every fictional work that does these kinds of things and start serious debates about the causes of these events and how we can create good policies to fight this "perv representation" and culture, while also helping create good educational methods to teach people about these behaviors and why they shouldn't be accepted. Also you would give audience to various groups and researchers that study these kind of social problems.
Otherwise this thread would look nothing more like internet morality click bait that doesn't contribute anything to the real world. But SURELY that's not what you want, right?
Maybe Sanji vs Shiryu is actually happening
But if you are the one in the body then you wouldn't be. They wouldn't be in that body and thus would be completely unaffected by what happens with it. What if you're in that body for an extended period of time, are you just not going to bathe or use the toilet? Think of it in a different way, what if you woke up tomorrow as yourself but the opposite gender? It's your body, not someone else's, it's just not the one you're used to. How do you become familiar with your new body? Or do you just pretend it didn't happen and hope to change back to normal before you have to go to the bathroom or need to wash yourself?
SBS 92 and it's more so Oda being a perv
You'd expect the guy who killed random prisoners for no reason at all to be a rapist. You wouldn't expect Sanji, the great cook and supposed lady's man, to be one.
Yet, here we are.
