>>117585
I will be semi-serious. I regard myself as an appreciator of fuzzy ladies. I am an enjoyer of HMOFA content. Zealotry, though? Really? Zealotry is for insecure, miserable, self-hating people with daddy issues and Main Character Syndrome, like the individual in the video in >>117582 . I cringed so hard while watching it that I turned inside out and die. I wasn't even there. I don't even know who he is, but I'm ashamed on his behalf. h4lp pl0x
Anyway. Do you enjoy HMOFA? That's great. So do I. Do you dislike HMOFA? That's okay. I like what I like. You like what you like. The differing details in the way you and I appreciate fictional characters do not necessitate an inescapable apocalyptic conflict to decide the fate of civilization. It's okay. They really don't.
>>117590
I respect and appreciate that. But at the same time, even if it's just normies and almost-normies who have latched onto the meme and started repeating it, I take that as a positive sign. It brings me a sense of optimism. Because normies repeating memes is what culture IS. It's what culture has always been. It wasn't always conceived of in those terms, but at base, when you strip away everything else, that is what culture is. I can't be mad about it.