[ SECRET POST #4859 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4859 ⌋

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

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I kinda feel like those people would be more like ughhh don't talk to me until I've had my coffee and grumpy and tired, rather than omgggg I neeed coffee I can't live without it!!! like OP's post suggests.

The former seems realistic and doesn't bug me. Plenty of people aren't morning people. The latter type, I agree with OP are kinda annoying. I find it annoying IRL too, though. And it's usually people who are exaggerating for attention. Like calm down Sharon, you won't die without your Starbucks

[(Anonymous)]

I guess, yes, I am more like, don't talk to me until I drink this coffee here.

Is the secret meaning characters specifically being excited about coffee? Because I read it more as a thematic thing where the OP was annoyed at characters who frequently can't function without coffee.

[(Anonymous)]

I'm assuming it's the latter because people who just go "ugh I need coffee in the morning" usually aren't like "omg I can't function without it" to the point where it's some big plot issue or device in a canon. But I guess I can't say for sure

I just know the whole "omg I can't live without coffee! coffee coffee coffee" is a definitely a trope that exists and I dislike just because it's boring as hell

[(Anonymous)]

"... the point where it's a running gag". Any personality quirk (no matter how initially innocuous) has the potential to become really irritating when it's driven into the ground.

[(Anonymous)]

As a non-morning person who loves coffee, I second this. I won't be happy, but I'll live, and I have no desire for a stupid mug about it.