[ SECRET POST #4066 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4066 ⌋

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

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

See, I think I get what you're saying, and I mostly want to agree with you, but there's just a bit of my brain that insists on translating all this text as "So a cat gets tortured to death in my story and I didn't warn you? Suck it up!"
Because that's one I've actually seen, and it made much more of an impression than any dozen 'uwu will you tag for gluten'.

[(Anonymous)]

I think the issue here is that one example is something you've seen once, whereas the uwu crybabying is, as you point out, by the dozens. There's always that one "I do what I want and you can't stop me" asshat author, but as a rule -- or at least from what seems to be general experience -- it's not nearly so common as the entitled readers who demand their feelings be taken into account by everyone but themselves.

[(Anonymous)]

But which do you suppose does more harm? One writer who leaves me with mental images I will never be free of, or a dozen drive-by whiners?

[(Anonymous)]

That depends on your tolerance for unrelenting annoyance during your downtime versus your ability to cope with a single instance of unexpected fictional unpleasantness.

In your case, you have high tolerance and low coping skills. Other people may have the opposite problem.

[tabaqui]

...as the entitled readers who demand their feelings be taken into account by everyone but themselves.

So well put.