[ SECRET POST #5475 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5475 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I'm sorry people made you so self-conscious about being a fan, OP. I've worn fandom stuff since I was in my teens and it was *really* hard to find (a Vampire: The Masquerade t-shirt, in fact!) and nobody has ever had a negative reaction. I'm now in my 40s and fandom is so much more mainstream now, nobody blinks at my Wonder Woman shirt.

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OP

I'm so glad you can fan out like that! I think people tend to be more... accepting? Of classic comic book/the current MCU/DC (even Trekkies and SW to an extent), hell GoT, fan merch as if it's a collective cultural zeitgeist (I suppose in a way it is) whereas I think (in my experience) anime was relegated to Saturday morning cartoons (Sailor Moon/Pokemon/Card Captor) and late night cable (Adult Swim). The "classics" were definitely far reaching. Superman started as a comic strip in the papers. It's generational. Anime in the US (where I'm located) came in later. Still a big thing and far more mainstream than before though :)