[ SECRET POST #4402 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4402 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

So, what can we do in relation to a real person within a random? Is creating a meme off them fair game? Drawing fanart that depicts them in a way that isn't strictly following their presented image? Can we discuss their fashion choices and behaviour? Is it okay to thrash showrunners and be rude at them on twitter because we think their showrunning isn't meeting our expectations? Is it okay to say on your own private blog that you find some celebrity hot and declare that you'd bang them in a heartbeat? If we begin to discuss the ethical side of the random's relationship with real people all of it begins to look pretty sketchy. I don't necessarily find rpf tasteful, but presenting it as the worst thing a fan can do to a person is rather misguided, imo. In the end, it's just a fantasy put in words - millions of people fantasise about celebrities, meaning no harm and no disrespect. Imagining someone in a made up scenario is not a criminal offense and neither it is unethical - just like drawing Brad Pitt wearing Han Solo outfit isn't unethical.

[(Anonymous)]

There is such a huge difference between the examples you gave and publicly sharing pornographic content about a stranger who did not give you their consent.

[(Anonymous)]

I'm not sharing actual pictures and videos of them, am I? This pornographic content is completely made up. I don't know what they are like in bed, what are they sexual preferences etc. How's this content different from imagining them in a situation of say, buying flowers? Anyway, not all rpf is porn.