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Aug. 3rd, 2005 07:08 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
starzkiAgain, I shouldn't be doing
this at work, but I've been here since 10:30 and it's now past 7, no
one else is here (spoooky), so I'll just do this now. I just
checked my email and found my first flame. It makes me feel
odd. I want to respond to the person, but they didn't leave an
email. I don't know whether to laugh or seriously consider the
criticism (which was that they took moral offense to the idea that
Sango thinks and talks about having sex without mentioning that she
wanted to be in love with whomever she did it with).
Well, I always start from the position that of course Sango and Miroku are in love. That's why I like them. It seems so obvious to me and their relationship is so cute and sweet and sad that it's fascinating and makes me want to make up stories for them.
And you know what? Even if she wasn't in love, I think it would be okay for Sango to think about and talk about and want to have sex. In fact, she should have as much good sex as she possibly can with as many people she wants to. (I just happen to want all of that sex to be with Miroku, personally.)
Gah! Why is this bothering me?
Oh, I know. The anonymous reviewer is passive-aggressively questioning my own morals. At least I have the courage of my convictions and always sign my reviews.
I'm also being a tad oversensitive. I've spent all day writing about rape. I just want to sit the reviewer down and say, "Darling, if you think talk about premarital sex is sickening, you have no idea." I don't think I'm cut out for this.
Well, I always start from the position that of course Sango and Miroku are in love. That's why I like them. It seems so obvious to me and their relationship is so cute and sweet and sad that it's fascinating and makes me want to make up stories for them.
And you know what? Even if she wasn't in love, I think it would be okay for Sango to think about and talk about and want to have sex. In fact, she should have as much good sex as she possibly can with as many people she wants to. (I just happen to want all of that sex to be with Miroku, personally.)
Gah! Why is this bothering me?
Oh, I know. The anonymous reviewer is passive-aggressively questioning my own morals. At least I have the courage of my convictions and always sign my reviews.
I'm also being a tad oversensitive. I've spent all day writing about rape. I just want to sit the reviewer down and say, "Darling, if you think talk about premarital sex is sickening, you have no idea." I don't think I'm cut out for this.
