Do You Belive In Ghost?

Do you belive in ghost?

Makoto:My sister can see and talk to them, so yeah I do.

Junko:Because of his sister and Yasuhiro, I do too.

Hajime:Yeah, I do too.

Natsumi:I didn't until I started hanging out with these guys.

Shuichi:I didn't until I came into Hope's Peak and learned that yes, they're real.

Miu:Unfortunately I do too, my life was better when I could assume they were not real.

Eng translation:

"Yes, I haven't hold a rifle in my hands

And I haven't played Fallout

In this life I

Haven’t actually died yet

I know what you drink

With whom you sleep

What you lie about

How you spent your days

Without tears

Without life

Without love"

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Just chilling...

Hm... If Komaru can feel, see and talk with ghosts... Can she feel and see a ghost!Junko too?

Whenever people try to tell me to ship "moral ships" I like to think about how inherently immoral it is to flirt with service workers at coffee shops where they're obliged to be nice to you so... many coffee shop AUs are like. Immoral. But given that they are a fantasy where this is instant romance without the fear of trapping a service worker in an uncomfortable situation that's tantamount to workplace sexual harassment, I enjoy the cutesy coffee shop AUs immensely.

And that's basically my attitude towards all fantasy. There's lots of things I enjoy in fantasy that wouldn't work IRL. Enemies to lovers. Sudden kisses. Miscommunications in relationships. Codependency. Fight sluts who physically assault each other while emotionally connecting.

Once you start ascribing your morals to the fiction you consume, you tend to miss the issues in even the most innocuous, innocent seeming scenarios. It's easy to judge other people's fictional enjoyment until someone points out your innocent coffee shop AU is romanticised workplace harassment.

But it's all fiction. It's a fantasy. That's why it's fine.

A lack of education around things like consent, healthy relationships, self respect and respect of others, bodily autonomy, etc, has made people think they can rely only on fiction to tell them what right - but that's dangerous. And unsustainable.