[ SECRET POST #3367 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3367 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Notes:

Secrets Left to Post: 02 pages, 038 secrets from Secret Submission Post #481.
Secrets Not Posted: [ 1 - broken links ], [ 0 - not!secrets ], [ 1 - not!fandom ], [ 0 - too big ], [ 0 - repeat ].
Current Secret Submissions Post: here.
Suggestions, comments, and concerns should go here.

Comments

Re: NF

[(Anonymous)]

I saw someone yesterday say that they don't "like" posts because it causes too much anxiety for them. and it's like...isn't that one of the most benign things you can do? I understand if you just don't want to like posts but it's beyond me how it could be nervewracking

Re: NF

[diet_poison]

I feel like that option should alleviate anxiety because it means you can show support without it showing up on your blog for people to see?

IDK I haven't dealt with much anxiety myself.

Re: NF

[(Anonymous)]

I get self-conscious about liking stuff because there are people I know IRL who know many of my social media accounts. Our fandom interests have grown apart over time and they would absolutely judge me for what I'm into now. I need to care less about what they think, but they're very opinionated and I can't escape them in the real world, so I just don't like things at all. I'm probably going to get new Twitter and Tumblr accounts soon...

Re: NF

[(Anonymous)]

na

On tumblr at least, you can make your "likes" private so no one has to know what posts you like (although, of course, they can see the ones that you reblog)

Re: NF

[(Anonymous)]

Welp, off to find that setting now! Thank you for the tip.

Re: NF

[(Anonymous)]

ayrt

no problem. it's right under https://www.tumblr.com/settings/blog/[blog name] if you haven't found it yet. Even so, making a tumblr that people irl don't know about might still be a good idea. Tumblr is so much more fun when you can reblog whatever you want without giving a fuck what people think

Re: NF

[(Anonymous)]

Could be because other people see that you've liked something of theirs, and if you like a lot of their things, it could draw attention to you, and excess attention can make people uncomfortable.

A year ago I was about the most calm chill person you'd ever meet, then I had something very traumatic happen and now certain little things will make my anxiety go through the roof...so I understand both sides. I was triggered recently from a song being slightly too surreal and it put me into a nightmarish dissociative state for days.

rape cw

[(Anonymous)]

That's the thing for me, and why, while I'm careful about all the major trigger warnings, I don't necessarily understand the point of them. Frank discussion about rape doesn't trigger me. Smelling lemongrass does, because a bottle of essential oil got knocked over on my nightstand while it was happening and that's all I could smell. Fortunately that's not something that will catch me online, but it's not like I could walk past an aromatherapy store and hold them accountable for my being triggered. I certainly understand, but what if it's something as simple as a phrase or a lyric? There's no reasonable way to ask that a phrase be warned for.