r/webtoons • • Jun 09 '25

Humor Thanks for the warning

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u/[deleted] Jun 10 '25

One of the characters is a proshipper. The author is also a proshipper.

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u/mildly_unimportant Jun 10 '25

Not to be that person but the pro vs anti shipper discussion doesn't really change the value of the comic itself. It's the dumbest internet war I have had the displeasure to be overexposed to lmfao

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u/Mito_iyuu Jun 11 '25 edited Jun 12 '25

Learned the following is new info and is incorrect! Not editing it so you guys can see what I initially thought/was told it meant :

Something about this comment makes it seem like you misunderstand what proshipper actually means šŸ˜… namely when you said ā€œpro vs antiā€ because proshipper doesn’t refer to ā€œin support of shippingā€ but pro as in ā€œproblematicā€

If you did know that, mb completely, I’ve definitely seen a lot of people confuse it which is why I wanted to clarify if that was the case

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u/Outrageous_Newt2341 Jun 11 '25

That's a new take. The pro in pro shipping always just meant pro. Antis are funny af, I remember when y'all were bullying the Hannibal creator for being a pro shipper.

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u/True_Big_8246 Jun 11 '25

They rebranded the term themselves and now act like it was always that way. Even by normal conventions of language, adding pro before something naturally means to be for something. Saying it means pro from problematic is so weird. It's like saying anti means anticipation or antihistamine lol.

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u/Mito_iyuu Jun 11 '25 edited Jun 11 '25

I’m gonna try and remain civil but your making it extremely hard to cause your pebble of a brain is somehow assuming I’m part of some sort of bullying campaign I am unaware of because I’ve been told that this was what proshipper meant a long time ago, talking about ā€œyallā€ like who is yall? Take that generalization shit out of here šŸ’€ could’ve stopped at that’s a new definition, but no, you don’t know how to hold a normal conversation (which makes sense in hindsight). And I searched up the definition which btw changes every 10 seconds— someone explained this very well there’s proshipping as ā€œin general, I don't feel offended if your ship doesn't line up with mine, like what you like" and then the extra "I'm okay with ships that are controversial and may include illegal shipping like pe/do and in/cest because it’s fictionā€ I’d also like to include that being fine with such themes as an awareness or dark fiction that doesn’t romanticize disgusting things is also different. These are extremely different things. I don’t want to be involved in this discourse any longer, and somehow funnily enough calling it problematic shipping isn’t that far off. Proshippers are fine with problematic ships and the fact that they allow a space for such romanticizing to exist and thrive is all I need to know. I would say I’m a proshipper if it was only the first and last points I mentioned but the thing in between is what gets me. Huh, I learned something new, and I guess now I know where I stand, thanks man!

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u/FandomBuddy Jun 12 '25

Oops, I replied to you just now before seeing that you didn’t want to talk. Apologies, and I hope you have a nice day.

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u/Mito_iyuu Jun 12 '25

(Replying again cause I replied to the wrong comment of yours mb!!) Omg no sorry I just crashed out cause I was randomly attached to some sort of bullying incident I wasn’t aware of nor a part of. Thanks so much for explaining it in a simple way to understand, and this confirms I am mostly of this view but I guess I have more strict lines that I feel like no one should be allowed to cross, as in, we should not create a safe space for certain things that are being romanticized that should not. Again thanks for the clarification!! I appreciate it <3