[ EHHH / more mindless rambling / PG13 / WWII ]

[dreamsofdest1ny]

This was a response to a maladjusted reviewer, who argued against my, uh, choice in pairing Japan with China.  It was an intelligent discussion thought, and most certainly not a flame/pairing war.  I was just refuting her (or his?) points in this really, really, really long review response.

This could be some form of sequel (although it is actually

Comments

Aye.

[exotification]

This was a really good rebuttal because it wasn't chock-full of either fact or emotion, and you really blended the two elements together. But more than technical admirability, this really stands out in my mind because of the sincerity that I felt you had in this article

Re: Aye.

[dreamsofdest1ny]

*laughs* I totally agree with the fangirling comment. Some of them... *shudders*... some of the fangirls really scare me--although I think that I'm just not remembering things correctly (like did she just go up two octaves in five seconds???) and hyperbolizing the rest (like did they just wait 72 hours to see three guys walk by for three seconds???).

A platonic JapanxChina relationship...
Although my inner fangirl outrightedly rebels at this idea, I actually find myself liking it, if only because it makes another statement of how you don't always have to go with the flow and become romantically involved or related--ever.

And another person writing discussion--yes please...! ^^

Re: Aye.

[exotification]

I'm... sincerely disturbed at your examples of fangirling, particularly because you don't seem to suffer from memory loss of over-exaggeration at all.

*laughs* Yes!!! for the platonic love? 8)

Mmm... I really dislike writing in general--I'm more into math and codes and programs and pixeling and hell, even drawing more than writing...

Re: Aye.

[dreamsofdest1ny]

(But they might all be true--scariest of all...!)

Platonic love discussion?

Aww...

Re: Aye.

[exotification]

I'm game--you're on!