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I have never failed to fail.

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Call me Lucy, Anthy, or Paprika. | 20 y.o. | 🇧🇷 | Ace, maybe Aro. | Wannabe Artist. | She/her. | Autism level 2, ADHD, and a bunch of other stuff. | I listen mainly to MPB, rock, grunge music, and some kinds of metal. | Mainly Himejoshi, but I also like a few wlm romances.

Fandoms:

◆ Manga/anime: Chainsaw Man, Dorohedoro, Revolutionary Girl Utena, Berserk, Violet Evergarden, Blue Lock, Ranma ½, and The Apothecary Diaries.

◇ Quadrinhos: Life sense.

◆ Other fandoms: ROTTMNT.

Do not interact:

If you say 'woke' and 'woke culture' unironically, use the true Scotsman fallacy, are a science denier, or think that """Latinos""" born outside of Latin America and don't live here are actual Latinos.

[ I have very low patience with gringos telling me what to do and forcing me to follow their ideals. ]

Also, pr0-sh1ppers(people who ship p3do, inc3st, etc), do not interact.

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actually getting into yuri makes you realize that the notion of yuri being made for straight men who fetishize lesbians is a misconception. while yes, there might be some yuri that's problematic, a lot of it is just regular love stories between two girls. some of it is more lighthearted, some are more realistic to the experiences of queer women. there's lots of yuri actually aimed at girls and women (such as kase san which is a shojo and run away with me girl which is a josei. revolutionary girl utena, one of the most popuar yuri, is shojo).

and a lot of yuri fans i've seen, including myself, are queer women who find themselves represented in the genre. as an aroace lesbian i felt truly represented by yuu koito from bloom into you and himari kino from whisper me a love song. there's a lot more positive representation than you think in the yuri genre. you just have to look

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I have a very cold take: people who say "yuri is made by men for men" never touched a yuri before

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#i think this is a great post#at least here in Brazil. in the region where i live. we are very open about affection#i would always hug and hold hands with my female friends and never question it#but it kind of stopped because of the last years it seemed like people created a 'distance'#potentially because of the globalization we started to copy more and more euro and usa culture and be more individualists? idk#but i love those stories that are these various tones of grey#and i miss them too#i miss uncategorized affection#it honestly reminded the fact that yuri is not exclusively about romantic and sexual relationships between women#but intimate relationships in general#some people forget that they need to analyze some works under the lens of the local where it comes#and i admit that i am to blame too at times

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