[ SECRET POST #4881 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4881 ⌋

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

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Secrets Left to Post: 03 pages, 55 secrets from Secret Submission Post #699.
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Comments

[fscom]

08. https://i.imgur.com/itqokBt.png

[venusundae]

i used get caught up scrolling through trainwrecks like that sometimes too. i'd tell myself it kept me in check~ but rly it was also just weirdly entertaining sometimes smh.

i don't rly encounter it a much since i stopped using certain social media thankfully bc it could end up being a real time sucker lmao

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, usually I try to avoid it, but the fandom I'm in right now posts most of their work on Twitter (which I hate) but I kinda have to wade through it if I want to keep up with all the amazing stuff people contribute.

[venusundae]

ugh yes that's what i miss the most haha. i'm missing out on That Good Content. i get why you'd stick it out tbh!

[(Anonymous)]

Hmm. On one hand, there is something about fandom trainwrecks that is very attractive. It's fun to watch other people flailing and carrying on and you're just there with your popcorn and no fucks to give.
On the other, less embarrassing hand, having some idea of the lunatic depths to which fandom can sink can help you as a member of fandom. It can keep you grounded, and being aware that fandom can get up to crazy toxic shit might mean you're more likely to actually notice toxic shit, rather than just brush it under the 'this is fandom and we're here to have FUN' carpet.

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I hadn't thought of it that way before! I guess it's true that I've seen so much fandom nonsense over the years that I kinda side-eye the people who add the the madness, especially since it's often the same crap about how their ship is oppressed, or this ship vs. that ship, or this isn't fair, etc. It's kind of amazing to me how little has changed from fandom to fandom over the last 20 years. I wonder if these people would be more self-conscious if they realized that their bullshit is not only old, but it's been done to death.

[(Anonymous)]

Knowing that all this wank has happened before and will happen again does tend to strip it of any potential grandeur, doesn't it?

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The art you used for this secret is really nice!