Can I ask how the fuck do y’all know how many episodes are left of amar a muerte and that the ending is on a Sunday? The other day I realised march 3 is a Sunday so I thought you were akk wrong?

Don’t really understand the aggression, anon, but I dunno, I guess people read this interviews and press releases? I was confused about the Sunday thing too but was told that that’s how some finales work.

And another anon:

Something important in this fandom is a lot of people is trying to learn and polite ask for translations, subs and meanings. With menesis there was a lot of not-Spanish that just demand translations and subs. And they got mad because they weren’t.

I wasn’t actively in that fandom but I think a lot of f/f fandoms are made up of similar type people, if not actually the same people. The difference here might be so many willing translators? It’s easier to be nicer when things are going your way. When the content is so good and so much that people are jumping to share it. Which brings me to…

And another anon:

Hey i just wanna voice out that its getting really tiring when people here start saying shit like “this ship is the new (old popular ship)!” Or like “oh this ship is so much like this old ship in fact theyre even better bc they didnt die” cant people just appreciate the new ships theyre in and not compare or contrast the old ones bc theyre entirely different shows.

It’s natural to compare feelings and experiences. I wouldn’t take it to heart. I would even say that most people saying that shipped both, and shipped the previous one to an incredibly intense degree. Perhaps it makes them feel better to be able to take this as an improvement on what was, in the end, a pretty traumatic experience. Like I said, it’s easier to be positive when things are going well. People aren’t necessarily comparing the ships, they’re comparing the feelings they inspire within them. And it’s common to get caught up in a wave of enthusiasm and feel reassured about participating in something that’s doing well.