Unpopular opinion time (super alpha no pony edition)

@Meanlucario  
The Idea that the Reader’s interpretations is more important than the interpretations of the Author

@Broken Adam  
That’s not Death of the Author. DotA is how the story holds up without any outside info the author may have given, like Dumbledore supposedly being gay when the only info on that we’re given is J. K. Rowling saying he is outside the book. It’s basically that the author’s interpretation is the same as anyone else’s, not that it’s less meaningful. Sounds like you’re seeing people using it as an excuse to be dicks rather than using it properly.

@Meanlucario  
That’s the definition I usually see , that Once something gains a fanbase it “belongs” to the fans rather than the author

@Broken Adam  
Only for fans who take their own interpretations/headcanons too seriously. Also, why capitalize “once” when it isn’t a proper pronoun or the start of a sentence?

@Meanlucario  
Grammar was never my main talent in English, I just know English words from American Media

@Meanlucario  
No he’s right, his explanation is usually what the most common definition of “death of the author” means.

@Broken Adam  
I forgot that pronouns are stuff like he, she, it, and that I was thinking of proper nouns, which is you capitalizing names, places, and organizations.
 
@icey wicey 1517  
You mean misuse than, since it sounds like people being entitled and excusing any interpretation they don’t like using that term as a shield.

@Meanlucario
 
Honestly, there were SOME implications of Dumbledore being gay in the actual books, though the most noticeable implications weren’t until the last book.

@Jarkes  
Care to give me some of them?

@Meanlucario
 
Just some of his dialogue and mannerisms here and there, though the heaviest implications were in the final book where we learned about his “friendship” with Grindewald.

@Jarkes  
May I ask how so? I never read the books, just know how J.K. was (maybe still is, I don’t know) on a “inclusion” spree awhile ago.

@Meanlucario
 
It’s been years since I read them so I don’t even remember the exact specifics, unfortunately.

@Meanlucario  
It’s been a while since I’ve read, but I believe it was mostly his closeness to Grindelwald. It was never outright stated in the books though.

More divisive rather than outright unpopular.
 
Mega Man X6 is my guilty pleassure. For all it’s issues, I still play the game with enthusiasm.

@Jarkes  
Isn’t he enemies with Grindewald?

@Scrabbleman
 
They were (briefly) friends before that.

Marriage scares me , the whole concept of sharing your life with another person is pretty alien to me

@Broken Adam  
You already share your life with your family. This is just that but you add another person.

@Scrabbleman  
You aren’t voluntary born into a family , people give up their autonomy and personal space for free to a person and I can’t comprehend why

@Broken Adam  
It’s not a one-sided deal. A reminder that they also give up those things for you.
 
Don’t think too deep about it. It’s not that complicated.

@Scrabbleman  
I still don’t get it

@Broken Adam  
You have someone you share company and personal space with, and they with you, and you two get a permanent companion who you want to have around you for the rest of you life.

Donovan > Bob Dylan

@Myoozik  

Is the Nutcracker popular? I heard it is but if so, than I never got it.