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fandomsecrets2015-05-07 06:51 pm
[ SECRET POST #3046 ]
⌈ Secret Post #3046 ⌋
Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.
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[Beyonce Knowles]
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[Blake's 7]
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[Spec Ops: The Line]
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[Cell Block Tango]
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[Captain America/Kingsman: The Secret Service]
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[Blake's 7/"Orbit"]
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[Henry V]
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Re: Freedom from toxic ppl
(Anonymous) 2015-05-08 06:55 am (UTC)(link)I had a really close fandom friend. At the time she was pretty much my ONLY fandom friend because we just connected almost immediately over a shared fandom and shared likes (characters, kinks, storylines, etc). We thought a lot alike and talked about everything, not just fandom. She became my best friend, both in and out of fandom.
Thing is... I was a little on the paranoid side, didn't want to take any chances with my RL ever being connected with my fandom life, and so I gave her my first name only, didn't tell her where I lived, etc. And she told me I was a bad friend and if I was really her friend I should trust her and tell her that stuff - which of course set off my paranoia because why did she NEED to know so bad? :-S
*shakes head at self*
I guess my hesitance set off her insecurity and she started getting very upset when I'd be offline for a half a day or so without chatting, and she'd accuse me of actually being online but invisible to her because I was avoiding her (I wasn't doing that). She told me I wasn't there for her if I'd spend a day with my family instead of online, etc. She told me "You don't understand, you are the most important person in my life" which totally freaked me out.
And yet for being the "most important person in her life", she was pretty derogatory towards me, mocking things I tried to share with her that I liked, getting furious anytime I mentioned my RPF because it was SO MORRALLY WRONG that she could barely stand to talk to me when I mentioned it, etc.
She held certain religious beliefs with which I strongly disagreed personally, but I NEVER criticized her for them or let it affect our friendship. Yet when I finally ventured to tell her MY religious beliefs, she mocked me and said she didn't know how anyone besides an "idiot" could believe that. :/
Eventually I DID start avoiding her and she railed at me in novel-length offline messages that left me sobbing, but I couldn't bring myself to subject myself to the drama and emotional abuse and manipulation anymore. I didn't "break up" with her. I just stopped contacting her, and I was SO GLAD I'd never given her my personal information.
A few months later I connected with someone else who I very quickly trusted enough to open up about RL details. This person has become my best friend - a RL best friend who's bailed me out of more than one jam, whom I've met in person, who I feel like is a sister to me. It's taught me to trust my instincts, because all along in Friendship A, something was telling me not to give TOO much away.
And I was definitely right not to. :/
Re: Freedom from toxic ppl
Re: Freedom from toxic ppl
(Anonymous) 2015-05-08 07:23 am (UTC)(link)