SkullsandHeartbones

So, on my lit account I have a follower who decided to link me to one of her journals because it had to do with an issue similar to my Hetalia Rant post. She has apparently now gotten mad at me because I have a differing opinion than she does and I get the feeling that she was of the mind set that I would totally support her ranting about "weeabos" and "social justice warriors" and about how there aren't any offensive pairings in Hetalia. All the while completely missing my point about how it's behavior not opinions that can be bad! I had to check her age because I was like, "You have to be a teenager, because this entire world view reeks

"So, a fandom that revolves about a comic/anime dealing with history itself can't write about . . . history? Or are you proposing that we need to wait fifty years before it's fair game? Because the American Revolution was a real life crisis in 1779. The Silesian Wars were real life crises at about the same time. The gag about Germany making cuckoo clocks because he owes money to France was a real life crisis for the real life country because of the severe hyperinflation that occurred after World War I. History is almost nothing but a series of national crises written by the people who came out the victors, or at least the people with the bet

I mean, other than the whole being predominately heterosexual thing. So, today I took the PLT up in Greenville. No biggie, but I decided to leave a bit early from home and do some of the practice test in a Barnes and Noble cafe while sippin' on a Starbucks. Regular, mostly relaxing kind of stuff, ya know? Until I was hounded by the Man Who Would Not Take A Hint. It all started out harmlessly enough. I sit down at one of the little tables, and directly down the row facing me sat a Hispanic guy who had to be somewhere in his late twenties, early thirties. He was cute and our eyes kept meeting since we had no one in between us. There was also