[ SECRET POST #2926 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2926 ⌋

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Comments

Re: fandom opinions

[(Anonymous)]

+1000
I have noticed, though, that this might be the difference between needing to have someone you can identify with and not. I have never projected myself into any character ever so I don't need anyone to look/think like me (even remotely). But, some people seem to really need that to enjoy something.

But I am sick of hearing about it. It really does seem to have seeped into all aspects of my fandom experience. :(

+1000 to your 1000

[(Anonymous)]

I absolutely cannot get with "identification." I've never identified with a character. I don't need to. I want nothing more out of my fictional media than interesting personalities doing interesting things.

+1000

[(Anonymous)]

I don't understand it at all, honestly. I don't self-insert on characters or identify with them. I want to read/watch their struggles, not try to relate them to my own.

I want nothing more out of my fictional media than interesting personalities doing interesting things.

Yes, this exactly.

Re: fandom opinions

[(Anonymous)]

SA

That does seem to be the case, and I can't really wrap my head around it. Sometimes I heavily identify with characters, sometimes I don't. It doesn't have any bearing on whether I like something. One of my favorite shows is Downton Abbey, and I identify intensely with Mary (even everyone in my family thinks it's bizarre how many traits we share), but while I do love Mary, if she left the show I would still love it just as much. She's not even my favorite character. So, yeah, don't get it.