[ SECRET POST #4917 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4917 ⌋

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I feel you. Honestly, I don't even look too much into BJD's more "technical" side and I kind of envy those people who see a faceplate and go "oh, isn't that the Limited Edition _ in _ scale which sold 3 units back in 2011?" because I think I'd go crazy in anger/jealousy if I could ever recognize so many models and not own any of them, lol. I'd rather go "hey that's a cute doll, nice faceup, great posing" and only have a vague understanding of models and prices.

Well... yeah. I like browsing it and there are nice people too, it's... not as bad as the anti-recast confessions blogs, that's just scary to me. People say shit like "eww, why did they buy such a CHEAP legit?" and it's pretty bad. Not to say the pro-recast communities and their "whatever, just let artists starve!" are any better.

Right?? As I enjoy sewing and painting myself, I see some works and am in awe. It's amazing what people manage to do in their own homes. :) Not just flashy costumes though, I also like seeing dolls that just feel like a miniature of a real person (...or a real anime character more accurately) and think, wow, that's meticulous work.