[ SECRET POST #3443 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3443 ⌋

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

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02.
(Thunderbirds Are Go! 2004 Movie)


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03.
[Top Gear]


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04.
[Chris Hardwick]


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05.
[Dylan O’Brien]


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06.
[A Little Princess by Frances Hodgson Burnett]


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07.
[Orphan Black]


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08.
[Captain America Civil War]


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[Drakengard 3]


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10.
[Kiznaiver]


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[Doogie Howser, MD]









Notes:

Early because it's going to be a late day. :c

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Comments

Re: YA Novels and Adults

[(Anonymous)]

They're not there to shame your delicate self. They're there so teens and children have a space where they can feel comfortable and safe.

DA

[(Anonymous)]

You're one to talk about delicate,when you don't want anyone else to be allowed to look at YOOOUR books so you can have a "safe" space.

Re: DA

[(Anonymous)]

I haven't been a teenager for a couple of decades, but here's a tip for you: it's possible to sympathize with a group of people even if you aren't one of them.

I actually agree the rule was laid down in a ham-fisted way. But seeing it as a personal slight toward you by people determined to "shame" and "judge" you for liking YA lit--that's oversensitive and precious. Teens are routinely treated as nuisances and made unwelcome in public spaces, so it's pretty mean-spirited to grudge them a place of their own. If librarians have observed that teens make less use of a space when adults horn in on it, then for once the adults can back off. It's not as if there are no adults-only places.

Re: YA Novels and Adults

[(Anonymous)]

I didn't say I'd be shamed by the sign. Actually I'd be able to ignore it. I look like a teen myself, so no delicate teens would be any the wiser to be uncomfortable with me existing in their space.

Re: YA Novels and Adults

[(Anonymous)]

And besides, if the sign was there because they're worried about predators, why is the solution to the rule having a teen accompany the adult? That sounds like it would invite predators. "Hey, I'm an adult who totally LOOOOVES YA, for reals, but I can't get into this section by myself. Would one of you teens like to volunteer to stay super close to me the whole time while I browse? I'll make it up to you, I promise~"