[ SECRET POST #4153 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4153 ⌋

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

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[Power Rangers Hyperforce]


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Notes:

Secrets Left to Post: 00 pages, 00 secrets from Secret Submission Post #594.
Secrets Not Posted: [ 0 - broken links ], [ 0 - not!secrets ], [ 0 - not!fandom ], [ 0 - too big ], [ 0 - repeat ].
Current Secret Submissions Post: here.
Suggestions, comments, and concerns should go here.

Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I'm gonna buck the trend and +1 you, dear secret poster, even though I'm not into any LA canons, because I have seen fans right in front of me embarrass themselves hard in the presence of actors over this very thing. It's not you who can't separate fiction from reality, it's them.

If you've ever been to a panel at a major convention (like SDCC or a fandom-specific con) where fans in the audience talk directly to the actors about their fic, their headcanons, ask them what underwear they wear, etc, you don't know how actually awful it is for fandom and actors to collide. OP may not be that kind of person (thank god) but I can understand secondhand embarrassment about those fans eventually tainting even your own perfectly normal encounters with said actors. Once you see some actor cringe in the face of a fan who's standing there going on and on about their slashfic with mpreg and babies, it kind of ruins everything else afterward.

[(Anonymous)]

Great googly moogly, why the hell do people ask questions like that? Or bring up their slashfic? What kind of wheels are turning in their heads that makes them think that's an okay thing to talk about?

[(Anonymous)]

I DON'T KNOW. But they do, they're on some videos from conventions as doing so and you just have to go...what no please stop shut up please...

[(Anonymous)]

I just don't agree. I can meet someone that I've fantasized about having sex with and not lose control of all bodily functions. I have actually fantasized about having sex with people I know IRL and still been able to talk to those people again.

Just because some fans out there aren't capable of same, I just don't see how you get to a blanket ban on meeting sexy actors.

[(Anonymous)]

to each their own I guess. I can see where OP is coming from, but like I say I'm not into any LA canons so I have no risk of meeting any actors and trying to reconcile them against some of the truly outrageous kinky shit I consume. I'm sure there are people who can compartmentalize and some who can't and I just sympathize with those who can't.

[(Anonymous)]

Same. Some of us know what freaky thoughts need to go unspoken, ESPECIALLY to the person who features in said thoughts. I'm not some clueless idiot who's going to approach my celebrity crush at a con and ask them what lube they prefer or if they ever secretly fucked their co star.

[(Anonymous)]

It wouldn't bother me to meet someone I'd read or written fic about, but I wouldn't bring it up either.