[ SECRET POST #3041 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3041 ⌋

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Comments

[comma_chameleon]

Where's the line for 'fan' shirts though? If I wear my The Pandorica Opens exploding TARDIS shirt is it a fan shirt? If I wear my VAMPS or Acid Black Cherry concert shirts are they fan shirts?

They're comfortable and (to me) attractive shirts. Why shouldn't I wear them because I'm an adult?

[(Anonymous)]

didn't you get the memo in the adult handbook? fun is for youngins only!!

[comma_chameleon]

THERE WAS A HANDBOOK? UGH! Why did no one give me a copy! No wonder I'm doing everything wrong. :(

[(Anonymous)]

Because it means you're emotionally stunted. And by "emotionally stunted" we mean "actually having emotions other than withering disdain and overweening fear of other people's disdain".

[elialshadowpine]

Considering how universally accepted sports fan t-shirts are (as one example), it seems more than a little strange to me to point at other fan shirts and say those are silly or mean you're "emotionally stunted" (... the fuck?). No, it's wearing something that shows you like that movie, TV show, video game, whatever... same as how wearing a sports t-shirt shows that you're a fan of that sport or team.

I don't wear a lot of fan t-shirts because the textures are usually icky to me, and the collars are often uncomfortably close to my neck (V-necks all the way!), but I love my Seanan McGuire Slasher Chicks tanks and Wicked Girls t-shirt. (She went out of her way to find a company that makes very high quality, soft shirts that come in a wide variety of sizes. Unfortunately, due to assholes who can't read and repeatedly nagged her friends who act as personal assistants when she'd been very up-front that this was a side project that came second to her contractual obligations and convention appearances, she's had to stop doing them. Thanks so much, jerks. Glad I got several while they were available.)