[ SECRET POST #3814 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3814 ⌋

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Comments

[sarillia]

That I can understand (though that's just not how it works for me and it kind of bugs me that people act like everyone is like you). It's the people who say there's no point in watching something if you know how it's going to end that I really don't get. Knowing the bare facts is not at all the same as having the experience of watching it.

Which is why I at least sort of get what you're saying. It's a different experience going in with knowledge versus without. It's just that the experience without knowledge isn't as enjoyable to me so it's not something I try to arrange.

[meredith44]

Oh, I'm well aware that not everyone views things like I do. I actually am totally the exact opposite of you, as when I first found forums I decided I wanted to know all the spoilers ever and I found that the experience with the knowledge just wasn't as enjoyable to me for a first viewing, so I cut myself off from spoilers and am happy I did.

I also understand that just knowing the facts isn't necessarily the same as having the experience. I have heard from several people who prefer to know all the facts possible in advance so they can then concentrate on the reactions and other things in the scenes.

I also can agree with you on your earlier comment, "because having it hanging over my head ruined the experience for me the first time." When I say I don't like to be spoiled, I mean not at all. If I know a tease like "someone is going to die in next week's episode!" it totally hangs over my head the whole time as I wait for someone to die, so I can't enjoy the episode at all.