problematic-fictive-culture-is
problematic-fictive-culture-is
nobody hates a source like an introject does
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A culture-is blog for fictives from problematic sources, but factives are allowed to post here as well. Run by Mod Faker (it/he/they) and Mod Coconut (she/her).
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problematic-fictive-culture-is 11 months ago
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problematic fictive culture (cookie run) is desperately wanting to talk about it and be open about your source but everyone is so weird about it!! and all of the actual NORMAL fans are weird about YOU!!! and then you get saad because everyone in and out of source agrees that your voice is annoying >:(
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problematic-fictive-culture-is 11 months ago
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Problematic fictive culture is eventually trying to get better because who you were when you formed wasn't great. Then after getting better finding out that your creator is involved in Problematic shit and wasn't a great person and now we can't let people know I exist x2.
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problematic-fictive-culture-is 11 months ago
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Biggest problematic thing i did in my source was torture a child manipulator / abuser so. I've never felt bad about it :))
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problematic-fictive-culture-is 11 months ago
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Problematic fictive culture is splitting from a source that fetishizes/glorifies/villianizes the trauma that made you split in the first place and feeling alone because of it
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problematic-fictive-culture-is 11 months ago
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Not sure if this counts:
'problematic' fictive culture is having other fictives from your source hate you, not because you did anything to them in source but because your ex-friend did.
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problematic-fictive-culture-is 11 months ago
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problematic fictive culture is being told that you're hated every time you bring up your source, and being told by your own friends that they wish you died again
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problematic-fictive-culture-is 11 months ago
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Problematic fictive culture is not knowing how to interact with sourcemates because of how you fucked up in source 馃槶 (send help please not even Lucifer's daughter has been able to help me with this /od/j)
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problematic-fictive-culture-is 11 months ago
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hey, im a fictive and im wondering how do you tell which sources are problematic??? ive heard alot of people mention the creator of their source has done fucked up shit, and that makes the source problematic. Do i have to research the creator of my source? Or is it more to do with the actual content of the source? Im really confused and idk if my source is problematic or what, so idk if this is even the right place to ask. sorry if its not!
Yeah it's fine, don't worry! What I've seen is mostly generally controversial sources or has a problematic creator (ex: dsmp, hazbin hotel, yandere simulator, tcoaal, btd, alfred's playhouse, etc) but it can extend to introjects who's source has committed atrocities (ex: william afton from the FNaF franchise)
I think the main issue in classifying things as "problematic" is that people's definitions of problematic can be extremely varied, so people have a lot of different answers to this question.
If anyone else has input they'd like to add, go ahead!
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problematic-fictive-culture-is 11 months ago
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Problematic fictive culture is seeing non-stop discourse about whether your source self should get a redemption or if being killed for the third time was justified and just being so exhausted by it
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problematic-fictive-culture-is 11 months ago
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Problematic fictive culture is wanting to act how you did in source (to an extent) but not wanting to risk being compared to your shitty source actions and just being. Angry emoji. >:(
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problematic-fictive-culture-is 11 months ago
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Problematic fictive culture is forgetting that saying things you'd say in source isn't socially acceptable until after you say them and then just sitting there like. "Oh. Oops." And not knowing how to continue the conversation normally
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problematic-fictive-culture-is 11 months ago
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Problematic fictive culture is being a serial killer in your source 锟硷考
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problematic-fictive-culture-is 11 months ago
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Problematic fictive culture is constantly being surprised when someone from your source isn't bothered in any way by your presence (/pos)
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problematic fictive culture is not having remorse/being smug sometimes about all the problematic things you did in your source and still being aware what right and what鈥檚 not when interacting with the outside world because these can and will co exist
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Problematic fictive culture is looking at your source self and wondering how tf it's you because "no wtf you have the standards of a half decent (ex) human being what is this"
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Problematic fictive culture is wanting to prove to yourself that you're better than your source, but also being worried about interacting with most people in order to prove it because "what if they just think I'm like source"
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