>>12909484Mostly agree- I use wholesome to discuss certain types of content- stuff that isn't ironic or subverting expectations or deconstructionist, stuff that has simple, earnest, authentic emotions, that reminds you of positive childhood/family memories, and that carries themes of basic decent values rather than pushes political messages.
Every single corporate account that tries to brand something wholesome immediately destroys the effort to produce something wholesome. You can't market wholesome, it either is or isn't innately there. You can't fake sincerity of emotions and family values.
I have no fucking clue what's supposed to be wholesome about the OP card its literally just a wrestling card.
