[ SECRET POST #2751 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2751 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I was thinking about this while reading through the comments from people who've loved their fandoms for 10+ years. Age probably plays a role. If I think about the stuff I was into when I was 12, I was still into the stuff I really loved by my 20s. But 30s? Not so much. I mildly like it and it's nice sometimes for a nostalgic trip. But I think if I had a tattoo of it every time I'd look at it or someone would mention it I'd feel really stupid about it.

The only tattoos I feel that are acceptable are those to remember loved ones that have passed away or something, like an experience or milestone, that you're proud about that's solely about you. Example, Olympians who get the rings tattoo. Your children is a bit of a grey area because they could grow up to be little assholes that you still love, but don't like that much.

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ayrt

Yeah, to give an example, when I was a teenager I was really, REALLY into Sailor Moon. Owned all the DVDs and manga and every piece of merchandise I could get my hands on, cosplayed as Sailor Moon for Halloween and cons, you name it.

Nearly 20 years later, I still like Sailor Moon. I still got excited when Crystal was announced, even stayed up all night to watch the first ep as soon as it went up, but I'm not into it with the same intensity that I was as a teenager. It's a nice nostalgia trip that I'm enjoying, but that's about it. It's not a huge part of my life the same way it was when I was younger. And if I'd gotten a Sailor Moon-related tattoo, I would definitely be regretting it now because the level of my love for it has gone way down.

[(Anonymous)]

That reminds me of the sailor moon chest tats. No thanks.