Thread:Mooneffects/@comment-137.119.145.219-20200203034201/@comment-38834833-20200212155307

Yep. I just hope my classmates learn their lesson about these traumatizing events and how hurtful their words are to people. Who knows, Australia may never get over the fire, and the Australians will take what they said of them "getting over the fires" as an insult. I'm telling my classmates about this discussion without revealling anyone (since I don't want them to find out that I have a fandom account since they'll stalk me everywhere and reveal my personal information and trash talk about me which will make me uncomfortable).. They need to learn their lesson.

My school also has to learn one thing Smash related: it's okay to main Byleth, because I do. People called me horrible and a "threat to this world and their lives" because I mained Byleth. For people who don't play Smash: a main is the character you play as most often. Byleth is a Fire Emblem character released as DLC almost a month ago, and I love playing as her, but my classmates are the salty Smash fans who think loving Fire Emblem is a sinful act, and the salty Smash fans insult the Fire Emblem fans online and will never leave me alone. So they insult me for it, saying that I am a disgrace. As a Fire Emblem fan, I simply shouted at them "H**S MAD" (a popular meme in the Fire Emblem fanbase used to describe salty Smash fans). One of them attempted to assault me.

When will people learn?