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⌈ Secret Post #3030 ⌋

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Why do they need to feel self-deprecating about it, though? That implies that there's some sort of shame involved in liking whatever it is. There's no logical reason to be self-deprecating about something you like unless you feel on some level that it's bad/embarrassing/wrong to be liking it.

I mean, you never hear anyone saying "I really love [insert famous work of literature/Oscar-winning movie here], I'm such trash." No one has any problem expressing their like for something that's pretty much positively acclaimed. It's only when they feel that something isn't 100% perfect that you get people using that term, which sets a sort of concerning precedent.

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