[ SECRET POST #5735 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5735 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

The problem is that the definition of anti still isn't universally agreed upon and works differently in different fandom circles. In some fandoms, an anti is someone who hates something and is obnoxious about it to the point of making it a personality trait, but it's not really about purity culture. I've heard this is the common usage in kpop fandom. If someone whose primary fandom is kpop of some other fandom that uses anti that way goes an calls someone in a fandom where anti is associated with purity culture an "anti" for being annoying about hating something, then people will tell them that's not what an anti is without explaining why, and they'll be understandably confused.