[ SECRET POST #2706 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2706 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Fandom trends you're hating

[(Anonymous)]

ESL here. Me and other ESL friends always thought this was an Anglo thing?

This is one of the things we found confusing and the hardest to adapt to in English fandoms, as in our language it would be utterly rude (and unthinkable) to insult something you love, and we actually have spent some time discussing this in private, like "Do you think they really mean it? Or are they being ironic?" Idk, it's actually surprising to learn it's a trend an not something cultural.

Re: Fandom trends you're hating

[(Anonymous)]

personally, it's something I've only seen in fandom. I think fandom is a thing that encourages people to be extreme about things--like you don't just love a character, you cry whenever they appear onscreen. it makes you appear like a bigger fan than someone who has an understated reaction, and I guess going into "I want to beat this idiot into a bloody pulp omg" mode is just a way to assert your emotional attachment/fannishness to other people.

Re: Fandom trends you're hating

[(Anonymous)]

This is totally a trend. I wouldn't try it with anyone who has not already adopted the trend.

But definitely not a cultural thing. Definitely not.

Re: Fandom trends you're hating

[(Anonymous)]

Completely a trend and not even a very widespread one outside certain areas of fandom. I've only seen it on Tumblr personally, and I've never seen it outside of fandom. And I feel pretty much the same as you about it (American here, if it matters).