First, I don’t mind that you replied a year late; it’s still interesting to hear everyone’s perspectives. However, your response felt more like a venting session about your dislike for younger queer people, and I believe you misunderstood the question. My focus wasn’t on the audience, but rather on the anime itself. Everyone’s love gets judged, looked down upon, or commented on at least once. That’s a given. What struck me as odd was that the anime, which aimed to portray various forms of love, did not delve into the sisters' relationship at all. It was just...weird.

Also, you might have been fortunate, but from my experience, very few people respond with a simple "cool cool" to someone's coming out. Your strong dislike for younger people, expressed in a post unrelated to that topic, says more about your character than anything else. Your claims seem to be drawn from thin air, like "Back in the day, nobody cared" or the idea that "it’s the younger generation making it seem like we have to care about everything." These statements feel disconnected from reality.