[ SECRET POST #5014 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5014 ⌋

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Comments

Re: What Was The Single Most Devastating Moment In Fandom For You?

[philstar22]

Honestly it was when Half Blood Prince came out because at that point I was that invested in fandom and in shipping. I've since grown up and no longer put that much into fandom and don't care whether or not things become canon. I do my own thing, like what I like, and don't care what others like or what is and isn't canon. But back when the Potter fandom was my biggest fandom I was super invested in it and was devastated when Ron/Hermione and Harry/Ginny became canon.

Re: What Was The Single Most Devastating Moment In Fandom For You?

[(Anonymous)]

It was devastating. That's to say the reactions to the ships in Half Blood Prince were devastatingly hilarious.

Re: What Was The Single Most Devastating Moment In Fandom For You?

[philstar22]

Looking back it absolutely was. It was ridiculous how seriously we all took it on all sides. Fandom is not that serious and there is not a right and wrong way to ship.