Asami's relationships

I personally do not believe it will last in a romantic way. Anyone else feel the same?

<p>First thing I want to say is, I support equal rights among everyone </p><p>Maybe it’s just me, but I think Legend of Korra would have been better overall without pairings </p><p>Back on Avatar: TLA, I didn't care about romance. And it wasn't important to the plot </p><p>On LOK, since the seasons are shorter. Relationships take half or 1/3 the screen time </p><p>Now that Korra X Asami is canon, people are probably gonna focus more on that instead of the rich and engaging plot </p><p>Also because Korra X Asami is canon, if you don't support them. People accuse you of discrimination </p><p>I have so much respect for Mike and Bryan, they managed to get away with this and tell the story they wanted to tell. I understand why they wanted to do it, but it’s also because I respect them that I feel obligated to talk about this </p><p>In my opinion, the ending was not satisfactory. I wanted to see the army disband, or Korra successfully rescuing everyone from Kuvira's prison and slave labor. Just the feeling that the conflict truly was resolved </p><p>All we got was a random wedding, Prince Wu's sudden character development, and Korra X Asami Vacation </p><p>I really hope the story will continue in the comics </p><p>I really want to feel satisfied at this ending, but maybe it’s the fact that the series is over but this feels ridiculous even more when you consider Season 1 and 2. If they were going to have Korra and Asami end up together, what was the point of both of them having a Mako romance subplot? </p><p>I know that it was apparently going to be miniseries, and they didn't have confirmation that they were going to have more seasons. But if they really wanted Korra X Asami, why not just develop their friendship over three seasons instead of wasting time with Mako? </p><p>Instead they bond in season 3 over Mako, before falling in love in season 4? </p><p>It’s quite possible that I don't understand people, so maybe this makes sense. </p><p>Maybe some people do fall in love with their Ex-Boyfriend's Ex-Girlfriend? I'd be more inclined to believe this if Korra and Asami were already close friends but they barely even talk in Season 1 and 2 </p><p>Another issue, is because of this Love Triangle people are going to hate Mako for his love life. Instead of judging him for his heroic actions, people hate him for being confused and indecisive about women. This ultimately was a waste of time since Korra and Asami end up dating </p><p>...they wasted a perfectly good character </p><p>Thanks for reading; I really just wanted to let my opinion out. Just for classification I don't care about pairings but if they were going to do Korra X Asami, they should have spent more time developing their friendship instead of dating Mako. I don't think the ending captures the message of the show, but I do think from a design stand-point it looks nice </p><p>Korra X Asami reminds me of Varrick X Zhu Li, both of them feel random except the former had less foreshowing </p><p>But this is just my Opinion </p>

<p>For all of you guys supporting their relationship, do you think they'll stay together and get married and have children? It could be having them biologically or adopting. </p>

<p>I watched the entire franchise over the last week since I'd put it off for so long and didn't have much to do. I knew going into it that Korrasami was canon going into it and I'd heard conflicting reports from it coming out of nowhere to being completely obvious. I paid close attention to any dealings with the two of them and it just doesn't make sense. Aside from one blush from Korra about her hair (who doesn't get much flattery about her appearance anyway), I saw nothing that really to indicate they were moving that direction with their relationship. </p><p>At the very least, I would have liked to see some scene to justify it. Something like Asami breaking down over conflicted feelings for her father and Korra being there to comfort her would have been nice. I know Asami took care of her for the first couple of weeks after being poisoned, but there didn't seem to be anything between them at that time either... </p><p>Anyway, someone convince me that there was something that showed them naturally coming together. I don't argue that it's canon. I argue that it doesn't make sense to me. (Yet.) </p>

I dont get the Korrasami ship explain. And is this the end of the avatar?

<p>Hey guys, I just binge watched books 3 and 4 and I can't seam to find peace at all in terms of Korra's sexual preference. Let me explain. In books 1 and 2, she was straight, In book 3, you couldn't really tell she was a lesbian, but in book four, it become pretty evident. Is it possible to being lesbian since it didn't work out with Mako? How could she be straight then turn lesbian, not that I'm against it, good for her! I just need some closure. </p><p>Also, in the series, they never show the communites, parents, and character's responses to the Korrasami relationship... </p><p>Also, this is in the 1920's setting, I don't think people accepted this back in the day in the real world, just thought I'd put it out there. </p>

<p>Firstly, wanted to say, thank you, Bryan and Mike, for this beautiful show. In my opinion, it surpassed the original show (<i>In my opinion</i>, so no haters please) in story and darker overall tone of story and colour. Thank you, Bryan and Mike. </p><p>Anyway, enough ranting, I know this is only a few hours after the episode was put online, but for those who have watched it, the ending is just... wow. Beautiful. I used to be a regular Makorra/Bosami shipper. But as it drew nearer to the end I began to think probably as you Korrasami shippers would think. Korrasamians: I understand your pain now. Those final seconds with them holding hands, looking at eachother, you can't help but think it, right? But that final moment where you think they're gonna kiss but it cuts off is just so frustrating! Now, I'm a pretty huge Korrasami shipper. However, <i>is </i>it official, to you and the other shippers? </p><p>Some of you might say it could just be a close, heterosexual relationship, and that is entirely plausible, but <i>could </i>it be what we think it is? In fact, <i>should </i>it be? I personally don't see anything but good in having a confirmed homosexual couple in such a well-known show, especially being in a cartoon, even if it is for teenagers. Y'know, what with helping to normalize it in the media and whatnot, because honestly, it doesn't need to be shoved in our faces, but could at least <i>one </i>kids' show have a gay relationship? C'mon people! This is 2014/5, where this shoudn't be an issue. How can we not normalize it without the media? </p><p>But those are my views, what are yours? No haters please, it's just a discussion. </p>

<p>They hold hands and romantically look into each other's eyes. </p><p>Still really cool! </p><p>Let's talk about it ;) </p><p>Edit: http://bryankonietzko.tumblr.com/post/105916338157/korrasami-is-canon-you-can-celebrate-it-embrace </p>

In this episode I saw a strong connection between Korra and Asami more than any of them and mako. What do you think about their relationship in by the end of the show.