[ SECRET POST #3294 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3294 ⌋

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Comments

[dreemyweird]

Yeah, high five. I used to be a fan, but became increasingly disappointed in the books as I ceased being twelve years old.

What I really don't understand is people aggressively trying to sell others on what is one of the most popular modern pieces of media in the world. I get why this happens when you're in a fandom consisting of 3.5 people and 1 fanfic, but with HP, you have literal millions of fellow fans to share your squee with. Why try to convert more?

[(Anonymous)]

Charitable interpretation: you (generic you) want to be able to share the things you love, with the people you love. Not everyone is interested in squeeing with random strangers on the internet, the way they are in squeeing with friends (or family, I guess).

Uncharitable interpretation: you can't bear not being 'right' about something. If you like HP, it's because HP is objectively great, dammit! Everyone needs to agree on this to prove that your opinions are always right and you win!

...Of course, both interpretations can be true at the same time.