[ SECRET POST #3150 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3150 ⌋

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Comments

[fscom]

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Transcript by OP

[fscom]

I think the reason fiction (but also non-fiction stories of people far removed from me personally) matters so much to me is that I'm shit at responding to people's feelings. It's a way I simulate the stimulation of interaction and escape doing real work to fix my problem IRL.

[kallanda_lee]

Same-ish here, I think. And there's the added thing of real life contact just draining me. I genuinely love my friends...but there's only so much of their company I can handle, but I channel some of those motions through fictional characters.

[elaminator]

I feel you on that one. I try, but often find myself feeling awkward and think my words and actions aren't significant enough. Fiction is a nice stimulation that you can enjoy by yourself if you desire, and even if you decide to interact and make fandom friends it feels like less pressure than real life ones. (More time to think over responses, etc.) At least to me. Lot less awkward interacting with someone through comments or emails or texts then in person. (Don't have to worry about maintaining eye contact, lol. I try but God am I bad at it.)