[ SECRET POST #3108 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3108 ⌋

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Comments

I can definitely understand this

[(Anonymous)]

But one of the few situations where I could see this being harmful would be possible would be being exposed to a great deal of fan fiction featuring unhealthy relationships, which can happen when fic writers are inexperienced with worldy matters (but that could easily apply to basically any medium)

Like in a lot of situations, people can grow up and say "Holy shit, Twilight (or whatever) was really awful and featured an unhealthy relationship" and have perfectly normal, healthy romantic/sexual relationships. But especially when you're exposed to that at a young age where your ideas of what a romantic relationship IS it can imprint on you for the long term and give you some really warped attitudes and expectations.


Or you ended up with a really weird fetish and you can't climax without indulging it, but that's just another possible consequence.