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--- THE SHORT DEFINITION From the Japanese work called Naruto, this supports a romantic relationship with two fictional characters by the name of Sasuke and Sakura. (sometimes called SS) Alternately, if you add "anti-" to the beginning of SasuSaku you don't support it. Overall, people take these things too seriously. --- THE LONG DEFINITION This term has spawned from the Japanese cartoon and Japanese comic book franchise(comics are manga and the anime is a cartoon, gtfo weeaboos, they're the same fucking thing), Naruto. "Sasu" comes from the first two Katakana (one kind of Japanese writing) in the name of the male character "Sasuke" ("sa", "su" and "ke" being separate symbols) and "Saku" comes from the first two Katakana in name "Sakura", a girl. ("sa", "ku" and "ra" being separate) For a long time men have had higher status than woman in Japan, thus the "Sasu" coming first. "SasuSaku" supports a relationship between the two characters "Sasuke" and "Sakura" of romantic proportions. (sometimes called SS) Alternately, if you add "anti-" to the beginning of SasuSaku you don't support it. People take this pairing too seriously sometimes; whether they hate or like it. It is fictional, don't sweat over it.
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