[ SECRET POST #3671 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3671 ⌋

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

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02.
[The Dark Knight]


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03.
(Anthony Kiedis/Red Hot Chili Peppers, 'Go Robot' music video')


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04.
[Harry Potter/Marauders]


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05.
[Parks and Rec]


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06.
[Daveed Diggs from Hamilton as Superman/Clark Kent]


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07.
[Criminal Minds]


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08.
Dragon Ball Z Abridged








Notes:

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Comments

[fscom]

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[(Anonymous)]

Odds are it's not you anon, they've probably just moved on from it by the time you get into it :) or they're just not super into discussing tv shows they like, just like recommending things to you.

[(Anonymous)]

I have a bit of the opposite problem. I will get into something, and recommend it to everyone I know to have no one take interest in it. Jump to a few months later, and suddenly the thing I was really into is what every single person I know is into and they start telling me I MUST get into it.

[diet_poison]

It could be. They could also just be the kind of person who moves quickly from one interest to another.

I hate to have to tell you this, but your family member maybe a...

[(Anonymous)]

hipster. See, if they are a hipster, they think of you as one of the masses, and if the masses like something, that is an immediate turn-off.

I'm so sorry. The only known cure for being a hipster is getting over yourself, and some people never do that.

[(Anonymous)]

I can almost guarantee you that no one gives a shit about your opinion when deciding what they like/don't like. You have stretched beyond the bounds of reason, and for what purpose? To feed your insecurities? Don't do that.

[(Anonymous)]

Ask them.

[(Anonymous)]

Or they could be just casually watching/listening to/whatever the media with no real investment in it. There are a lot of TV shows I watch because they're on when I'm cooking dinner or whatever, and while I enjoy them, I wouldn't say I have any sort of personal investment in them.

[(Anonymous)]

*shrugs* I often recommend stuff that I actively dislike, because I think the person I'm reccing it to would like it. (My biggest success: reccing the Sookie Stackhouse series to my mom. She went on to read all the books, watched every episode of True Blood, and then read a bunch of Charlaine Harris's other books. Whereas I had read exactly four pages of Dead Until Dark before noping out of it.)