[ SECRET POST #4092 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4092 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

i see this argument a lot and i'll just repeat a point that i personally share:

even if you lose interest in your fandom, it will still have been part of your life. it will still be a good memory. unless you start to hate your fandom, there is no reason to regret a fandom tattoo if you think it looks good, even if you're not obsessed anymore.

[(Anonymous)]

It's more common to start hating the makers, when it turns out they're despicable human beings. What do you do then?

[(Anonymous)]

i really don't think that's as common as you think

[(Anonymous)]

even if you lose interest in your fandom, it will still have been part of your life. it will still be a good memory.

Wow. This is a really big assumption to make.

I used to be active and even had BNF status in a particular fandom that was a big part of my life. I don't hate it and I have lots of fond memories of it...but I'm glad I didn't run out and get a fandom tattoo. It just wouldn't mean as much to me now, not to the point of wanting to wear it 24/7 on my skin.

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NAYRT

I think it's more an attitude thing - a point of view that people try to adapt about life in general, you know?

[(Anonymous)]

ayrt

so you say it's a really big assumption and then continue to confirm that assumption? i don't really get your problem

[(Anonymous)]

there is no reason to regret a fandom tattoo if you think it looks good

Sure there is, the same way there can be reasons to regret tattoos that aren't fannish. You can still think something looks good but not want it to be permanently etched into your skin.