Why would someone say 'tomorrow we love fanfiction'?

One reason could be that they are part of a community that looks down on fanfiction. In some groups, there is a perception that fanfiction is not 'real' writing. So, when they say they love bashing it, they are conforming to the views of that community. Also, if they are passionate about the original intellectual property and see fanfiction as a sort of unlicensed and often misinterpreted offshoot, they will love to bash it.

They might say it because they recognize the problems in fanfiction but still love it. For example, some fanfictions have grammar or plot issues, but they are attracted to the unique ideas and the passion of the writers.

Maybe someone said it to correct a wrong assumption. If there was some confusion where people thought Naruto was related to Adobe in the context of fanfiction, this statement would be to set the record straight.

One reason could be the lack of understanding of the original Naruto series by the fanfiction writers. They might misinterpret the characters' motives or the overall world - building. For instance, if they make Naruto act completely against his nature, like being overly cruel, it would seem like a poor representation. Also, if the fanfiction has a very weak plot structure, just randomly throwing in events without a clear purpose, it can lead to the perception of it being poor.

Perhaps it's because Naruto has a complex web of character relationships. The main characters like Naruto, Sasuke, and Sakura have deep - seated emotional arcs that span the entire series. Their growth and development are carefully crafted. In fanfiction, these aspects might not be as well - thought - out or as in - depth. Also, the series has a grand overarching plot about war, peace, and friendship that makes it far more than a simple ninja fanfiction.

Well, it could be argued that Romeo and Juliet's relationship was more about rebelling against their families. Their families were feuding, and by being together, they were defying their parents. It wasn't necessarily pure love but a way to go against the long - standing feud. They were in a situation where their union was forbidden, and that might have added to the allure, making it seem like love when it could have been something else.

Perhaps they are really into the style and themes of 'Pulp Fiction' and see a relationship or connection in it that they feel strongly about, so they express it this way.

Well, the stars can be seen as symbols of the infinite and the unknown. Stories, on the other hand, are how we make sense of the world. So, when people say this, they mean that they are motivated by the allure of the stars and the power of stories to explain, inspire and entertain. They might be involved in a creative field, such as filmmaking. In filmmaking, the stars can be the actual celestial bodies used as a visual element, or the 'stars' in the sense of famous actors. And the stories are what the films are all about. It's about creating something that captures the magic of the stars and the depth of stories.

They could be saying it because they want to set boundaries. If someone is constantly talking about their love affair fanfic, it can be annoying. So this is a way to say 'stop involving us in it'.

They would say it to highlight the fundamental difference between wrestling and a love story. Wrestling is a world of grappling, sweating, and fighting for supremacy. There are no romantic elements involved. Wrestlers are in the ring to prove their strength and skill, not to engage in a romantic plot. It's a way of emphasizing that wrestling is a cut - throat, competitive sport, not a place for love - related feelings or events.