[ SECRET POST #4033 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4033 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I used to think my second hand embarrassment was pretty strong, but it's honestly only a small fraction as strong as many of the people in this comm describe, so I guess I'm actually right in the middle.

And characters getting serenaded doesn't embarrass me at all. But then, it wouldn't embarrass me in real life, either.

[(Anonymous)]

Characters getting serenaded is embarrassing only if the the serenade-ee doesn't like it, and it's played as being awkward.

[(Anonymous)]

I actually cringe for the person serenading whoever, though. Like "WHY ARE YOU DOING THAT WHAT IF YOU GET REJECTED", with caps in mind. It doesn't even matter how the reaction is from the crowd/the target, I'm already embarassed for the person doing it.

[(Anonymous)]

For me, it totally depends on the situation. If it's the kind of movie where the crowd is going to be all Awwww about it, I'm not embarrassed unless the singer is also really bad at it. In more realistic movies where most people are going to be pointing or staring... so much embarrassment.

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, I was fine with it in 10 Things I Hate About You. With the band joining in, etc.