[ SECRET POST #6355 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6355 ⌋

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


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[Mystery Science Theater 3000 (on Netflix)]



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[Stardew Valley Expanded]



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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I feel like every fandom I've been in for the last decade has involved a sense that you're not supposed to say anything negative, lest you be seen as judging or trying to start wank, and I honestly find it so stifling.

YKINMKATIOK? Absolutely! Taste is subjective? It sure is!

But positive opinions (both my own and other people's) feel way less meaningful and engaging to me if they don't coexist with negative ones. And it's fine if other people don't feel that way, and prefer to just be positive, but I wish it didn't feel borderline taboo in so many fandoms to want to express negative opinions sometimes.

[(Anonymous)]

This.

If I wanted to hear professions of how great the canon is, and nothing but that, there's always the promotional material. When fans take it upon themselves to act like nothing about their favorite thing can be less than inspired, and if you think differently you're an infidel, that space just has nothing to offer me at all.