[ SECRET POST #2906 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2906 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

[diet_poison]

I don't get why someone would feel insecure about a show they like being bad (whether or not they agree).

I like some stuff many people here would call "bad" or at best mediocre. It doesn't mean I'm mediocre.

[were_lemur]

Because humans evolved to have in-groups and out-groups, and on the internet (where we can't tell race, gender, stuff like that) we create our in-groups based on liking a thing.

Or something.

Because if they think it is good, someone else calling it bad implies they have bad taste.

[(Anonymous)]

And even if they think it's bad, there can be a defensive response (like how you can tease your younger sibling, but if anyone outside the family does it, you might get angry).

I mean, for some shows/books/movies/whatever, it's different if someone says, "It's not my thing," versus if someone says "It's awful," - I am fine with the former, but latter might get you a passionate treatise on all that is good and right about it. And sometimes it has more to do with how someone says "It's awful," - sometimes there seems to be an implied "And everyone who likes it is an idiot for doing so."