Voltron Isn’t Queerbaiting. The Fandom Is.

Thank you Yuri!!! On ice.

I have not been so intervened in an anime for so many years. It has compelled to actually draw fanart after a good five years.

I thank the creaters of the show for this well rounded, well written story and constantly developing characters, and also with enough gayness to satisfy me needs.

I also thank the fandom, how crazy it may be, for staying along with me in this ride. We had started this vary journey, and crying and laughing we have come this far. May episode seven always be in our hears.

Tomorrow is the day when the last episode releases and yes I am sad but excited at the same time. All these days have been leading up to this day. May we all cry and applaud together.

Thank you.

My mind says England, but my heaeaearttttt

Martin Freeman | Fargo

I take it back

My micro phase is gone

SHEITH is back

There was a time when I used to ship sheith

Now Keith is the precious Shiro/adam son

I am loving it.

Full offense: there isn’t a shadow of doubt in my mind, that if Acxa was a guy, this garbage fandom would’ve been all over Kacxa. 

“No, saltyjedimaster, that’s not true! Acxa being a girl has nothing to do with Kacxa getting hate!”

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