[ SECRET POST #4318 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4318 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

I agree. Sometimes I think the fourth wall no longer exists, lol.

[(Anonymous)]

I so agree. I cringe when I think about people asking creators about pairings and shipping and sending explicit art their way. Ugh.

[(Anonymous)]

That kind of stuff makes me die a little inside.

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I mean, I don't mind so much someone asking a creator things like, "Is there a chance a and b will become canon?" or even general questions about relationships within a series (see Hannibal fans asking Bryan Fuller if Hannigram was intended as shippy as it came across), but yeah, sending explicit things seems like a weird line to cross.

[(Anonymous)]

Aargh! Agreed it's all so cringeworthy!
Case in point, I recently watched 'Celebs Read Thirsty Tweets' on youtube. So it had celebs like Henry Cavill, Gerard Butler, Jeff Goldblum and John Cena reading out real sexualised tweets fans had sent them. I cringed so hard. Luckily, the celebs weren't offended.
I used to love Kimmel's "Celebs Read Mean Tweets" but the latest ones haven't been witty, just offensive. I feel these kind of videos make things worse, as people send more tweets to celebs in the hope of being read out.