So...I was looking around YouTube and watching Legend of Korra vids (I'm Korra trash). I stumbled across a video that was titled "Top 7 Reasons Why Korra Sucks" and due to my curiosity (and the fact there was nothing else to watch), I clicked on it. Since the narrator was getting boring, I was looking through the comments and seeing how many people hate the show. I got mad, really mad! Their reasons were as stupid a hell. 'Korra got in the way of Asami and Mako', WHAT!? That's bull! So what if your favorite couple never got together in the end! You can still dream. 'Korra is a lesbian' Fuck off pal! So what? Nobody cares! If you're gonna be a freaking homophobic, then I'll feed you to Naga! I personally don't like Korrasami (I'm not against gays, it just came out of nowhere), but just having a problem with gays and lesbians is just...wrong. 'Korra is a Mary-sue' oh don't tell you just went that far! Sure, she had mastered three elements already at the beginning. So!? Mastering the elements is not everything to being the Avatar, Korra had to face way worse villains then Aang ever did (my opinion). She had to fight herself in order to achieve balance even. In my opinion, the Fire Lord and Azula were the worst villains in the Last Airbender, and guess what, Aang beat the Fire Lord almost effortlessly. And Azula just need to be chained up.... Korra almost died on multiple occasions, I understand it was almost Mary Sue-ish that she is still alive, but I'd hate the fact that people only see the elements as everything to being the Avatar. Also, 'The plot is too rushed' what would you think!? They have a different plot in each season! With at least 12 chapters in each of them! Do you think they would take their effing time!? I didn't like how in The Last Airbender, it was just one plot and that's it, sure their were many subplots, but most of them were resolved in an episode. And finally, 'Korra acts more like a Villain than a hero' ok, where's the gun? Dude, Korra is 17 years old in the first three seasons, you think she wouldn't act like a rebellious teenager? In my opinion, Korra is very relatable. At least to people like me, Korra acts any challenge thrown at her and she is determined to help her friends and family, never to give up. I even love how she doesn't really like to accept help from others, but still does anyway when she knows she can't handle it alone. That's what so special about Korra to me. Then again, those reasons are the ones that make me angry, so don't trigger me....watch it....