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[ SECRET POST #2860 ]

⌈ Secret Post #2860 ⌋

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...you're genuinely suggesting 50 Shades isn't bland, lowest-common-denominator tripe?

It gets more people excited than OP's friend's fics.

That doesn't mean it's not bland. That means it suckers a lot of middle aged women into marketing hype.

When will this community learn that people, women of all ages included, read what they actually like to read.

If you genuinely like to read 50 Shades, then I am quite happy to judge you.

Don't worry, I judge you back.

You're welcome to. You're already someone whose opinion is utterly meaningless to me.

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(Anonymous) - 2014-11-01 21:23 (UTC) - Expand

Isn't the fact that millions of people like it the opposite of bland and tripe?

LOL.

Don't go hipster on me.

Sorry, I didn't think that comment deserved anything more intelligent.

Correction, don't go butthurt hipster on me.

You're confusing "popular" with "any good".

...OP's secret is about lack of popularity.

OP's secret is about bland fic.

It's about lack of popularity, note how OP included a general lack of response.

...no wonder you like 50 Shades if that's your level of reading comprehension.

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Millions of people like white bread too.

McDonalds has served over six million burgers. You're missing out on the fact that people consume both reading material and food for a very wide variety of reasons and "flavor" isn't the sole reason.

Nobody willingly eats or read something they don't like the flavor of.

And reading 50 Shades is the literary equivalent of the obesity crisis.

What you said makes no sense.

And that's probably why you like 50 Shades.

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(Anonymous) - 2014-11-03 20:18 (UTC) - Expand

But people don't eat McDonald's burgers or read James Patterson novels because they're good. They eat and read them because they're solidly mediocre. People know exactly what they're getting, and for exactly how much.

Why can you not accept the idea that people like something and therefore find it good? Genuinely curious.