I think we need to have a serious discussion. When people talk about long posts, it's never about posts featuring a single sentence. It is always the length of the post that they object to. And yet I've been posting one-sentence posts for months now and nobody seems to care. So why should this be any different?
This is not a rhetorical question: I really want to know what you guys think. If anyone has an opinion on this matter, they should present their thesis on the subject. Let me state my position clearly at the outset: I am not going to stop writing these posts because someone complains about them. This is something I do for myself. I don't write these posts in order to please other people or to make money from them. They are simply how I express myself when I'm feeling particularly inspired. I will continue doing so until such time as I feel like stopping. But if anyone wants to convince me otherwise, they can try.
The only thing I ask is that everyone who takes issue with this approach makes sure they're actually making a point before they start typing. Otherwise, there's no reason to take your complaint seriously.
But enough of that. The main topic here is how to properly express your love for your oshi. As I mentioned above, there are many ways to do this. Some people prefer to use words, while others find it easier to convey their feelings through actions. For example, some people like posting the same picture over and over again. Others might prefer to send their oshi gifted subs and bits every day. Still others may choose to write poetry. There is no right or wrong way to do things. What matters most is that you show your oshi how much you appreciate her presence in your life.
So let us examine a few examples.
One of the easiest ways to say "I love you" is to send your oshi a donation. It doesn't have to be anything fancy; just a small amount will suffice. In fact, sending a large sum would probably be considered gauche by most fans. You should also avoid giving donations beyond your means, because if you choose not to love yourself by valuing your own money, the gesture is ultimately meaningless.
If you're worried about being judged for your lack of financial resources, then perhaps you could consider making some kind of fan art instead. Discord servers and Twitter are great places to share your art. Just make sure to include the correct tags and post your artwork in the correct place. That way, your oshi can easily find your artwork.
Another option is to send your oshi a gift via throne. Of course, you'll need to know what kind of gifts your oshi likes best. If you don't know, then you should ask her directly. People often say it's the thought what counts. This is a misunderstood sentiment used to justify gifts without value.
But to conclude, no matter how you choose to support your oshi, it should be in a way that feels right to you.
It is true that people generally object to long posts because they can be tedious and time-consuming to read. However, the length of a post is not the only factor that can make it difficult to read or engage with.
Expressing your love for your oshi is a personal and intimate matter that varies from person to person. It's important to find a way to show your appreciation that feels authentic to you and that aligns with your values and intentions. This might involve finding a balance between what you want to do and what the oshi would appreciate.
For example, if you want to send a gift to your oshi, it's important to consider what kind of gift would be meaningful and appreciated. You could start by doing some research on what your oshi likes or prefers.
It's also important to consider the financial aspect of sending a gift. While it's certainly a nice gesture to send a gift, it's important to do so within your means. Sending a gift that is beyond your budget could put you in a difficult financial situation, and it may not necessarily be appreciated by the oshi. It's important to remember that there are many other ways to show your support that don't involve spending money, such as sending a thoughtful message or creating a piece of fan art.
When it comes to creating fan art or other creative expressions, it's important to consider the preferences of the oshi and the context of your relationship with them. For example, if you're creating fan art to be shared on social media or a public forum, it's important to ensure that it is appropriate and respectful. It's also important to make sure that your creative expression aligns with your values and intentions.
In conclusion, expressing your love for your oshi should be a personal and meaningful experience that aligns with your values and intentions. It's important to find a way to show your appreciation that feels authentic to you and that is respectful and appropriate to the oshi and the context of your relationship with them