[ SECRET POST #2925 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2925 ⌋

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

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Secrets Not Posted: [ 0 - broken links ], [ 0 - not!secrets ], [ 0 - not!fandom ], [ 0 - too big ], [ 0 - repeat ].
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Inspired by #9

[(Anonymous)]

...The secret, not the beer.

What's the most awkward movie/book/fandom moment that you've shared with a parent (or with a child, if you've got 'em)?

For me, there have just been so many. Let's go with when I'm, like, 14 or 15 years old, Mom and I both read Clan of the Cave Bear around the same time. I read Valley of Horses first, Mom asks me how it was and I try to talk my way around the fact that it's mostly a bunch of descriptive (if repetitive) sex scenes occasionally interrupted by some arts and crafts or cultural misunderstandings.

Re: Inspired by #9

[siofrabunnies]

My cousin (but she's kind of older-sisterish) is very Christian. I am... not. We are both fans of Supernatural. Her, because she likes Sam, and it's like a 45-minute horror movie, and decently enough done. Me, because of the same things (except Dean), plus the slash. She tries to get into (gen!) fanfiction, and comes across nothing but Wincest, and the beginnings of Destiel. She starts complaining to me that "they're brothers! Why?!?"

I actually start explaining, because I'm totally into the creepy, incesty vibes those two give off (also, Destiel. And Crowley-anyone. And half a dozen other ships).

Thank god I actually shut up before I got to the whole "No, but really, that scene with John and Sam and Dean exorcising Meg, like dude, how can you not?" thing.

Re: Inspired by #9

[(Anonymous)]

I was once working on a long-abandoned but thankfully never posted Star Wars/Stargate crossover, and I couldn't quite figure out how to get my villain to our galaxy.

My dad just had the worst suggestions ever. But I couldn't very well say "No, dad. That's a stupid idea (and I didn't ask for suggestions)."

Re: Inspired by #9

[(Anonymous)]

Now I want to know what his ideas were.

Re: Inspired by #9

[(Anonymous)]

My parents aren't in fandom, but they consume a lot of the same media as I do. My mom, who is a big scifi/fantasy fan but also a pretty conservative person, mentioned to me one day, "I've heard about this series called 'Game of thrones' or something that's supposed to be pretty good, ever heard of it?" I had to express in strongest terms how much she would NOT like the series, while avoiding the question "Hey, if it's got so much[xyz], why do you know so much about it??" Bless her heart. She's a good person but there would be pearl-clutching a plenty.