Replying to @celestialnyla
The whole trailer being the two of them running around and ending with the two of them on a picnic is wild. Is this Mityas trailer or the couple trailer.
Replying to @shorkiawa
整个PV真的有一种迷之粉色滤镜。还有最后那特写体型差,瓦的双腿打开真的好适合塞个米提亚(各种意义的塞)。吃得真好啊小米。
Replying to @FunniFishe_ @mualaniparty
…… rather than all canon couples being straight, it's only straight couples that can be canon because it's illegal otherwise in CN. Goodness gracious.
Replying to @AresMarte11
Imagine Bryan bring his baby on his deliveries... Then comes raccoon city. Terrible situation. But I wanna see when he needs to breastfeed and fresh rookie Leon just don't know where to look, at the hot MILF or around or at the baby or for enemies~
Jarring difference between how this guy is viewed on CN socmed and Twt. They're really lambasting him for his marriage and the hidden kid and him calling the marks question askers as strangers. (CN fandom thinks this question is asked by a hurt fan rather than a hater like wth)
Chinese singer Huang Zitao (Tao) lost his temper during a livestream after haters demanded that his wife, Xu Yiyang, show her postpartum stretch marks and C-section scar to prove that she gave birth to their son herself.
The controversy began after the couple revealed on October 15 that they had a son who was already over two years old. Yiyang later confirmed that she gave birth in 2024 via C-section, denying rumors that they had used a surrogate.
Despite her explanation, some viewers continued demanding that she expose intimate parts of her body as proof.
Tao was furious, asking, “Does my getting married and having a child concern you?” He said people could joke about him all they wanted, but they should never drag his family into such humiliating comments.
Yiyang tried to calm him down as he confronted the viewers.
Imagine demanding that a woman expose her postpartum body just to satisfy strangers online. Being a public figure does not mean surrendering your privacy. Absolutely disgusting behaviour. 💔
#ZITAO
Replying to @TayzzyronthAO3
Same with Genshin... Or any media at this point. Defending the pixel women and mocking real life women for liking pixel men (which ARE actually marketed towards women) became a regular occurrence, at this point they're just lightening the seriousness of actual misogyny.

