I'm sorry, but I really can't handle this fandom sometimes...

Why can't fans just respect each others ships? In the time that I've been in this fandom, so many people threaten each other and ridicule each other over their ship preferences. I'm sorry, but if you guys do that, then you need to get a new hobby. Please.

A ship is a ship. That's all that it is. It's two people that don't exist that people think would be a good couple. Why does this fandom take ships so seriously? Like, please, just calm down and respect each others opinions.

Not only this, but there have been death threats sent to Horikoshi from fans over Endeavor's character in the recent chapters. I won't be spoiling, but seriously. Stop. Please.

He's a PERSON. Horikoshi is a human being. He doesn't deserve death threats just for writing about a specific character in a way that you didn't like.

Also! The hate comments over Endeavor on anything related to Endeavor need to stop. Some people may like him, and some others won't. Personally, I like his character because his development is very interesting and I also like his character's complex/design.

This last part of the rant is more personal, but I don't really understand why people dislike Endeavor if I'm being honest. Yes, I understand that he was an abusive parent. Yes, I know he was rude to Todoroki's entire family.

BUT. Endeavor's treatment to the rest of the family has developed Todoroki into who he is as a character today. It doesn't justify his actions, but in the end, they've formed the Todoroki character that everyone loves and adores. Him as a character was used in order to be a foundation for development. That's why he was abusive. It definitely doesn't fix anything, or justify why you shouldn't hate him though.

AND, that's why he is also developing now in the present. Endeavor is trying to be a better father and overall better person and hero. Even if you may hate him, at least give him props for the development he has been undergoing in the past few chapters of the manga.

Thank you for coming to my TED talk. Goodnight, folks!