[ SECRET POST #6438 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6438 ⌋

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


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[Takehito Koyasu (voice actor)]



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[sailor moon, ouran high-school club]



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Notes:

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Secrets Not Posted: [ 0 - broken links ], [ 0 - not!secrets ], [ 0 - not!fandom ], [ 0 - too big ], [ 0 - repeat ].
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Comments

What's Your 'Life-changing' Movie/show/media?

[(Anonymous)]

Has there been a movie/show/media that has changed your life in some way? Like having a new outlook on life or made you realize something about yourself?

Re: What's Your 'Life-changing' Movie/show/media?

[(Anonymous)]

Science fiction! I got hauled bodily into Fandom and then I had a community of weirdoes exactly like me. I was so lonely as a kid.

Re: What's Your 'Life-changing' Movie/show/media?

[(Anonymous)]

Hard same!
Go team weirdo!

Re: What's Your 'Life-changing' Movie/show/media?

[(Anonymous)]

When I look back I really think Discworld changed the trajectory of my life.

Re: What's Your 'Life-changing' Movie/show/media?

[(Anonymous)]

Big same!

Re: What's Your 'Life-changing' Movie/show/media?

[philstar22]

Legend of the Seeker helped me realize my bisexuality.

Harry Potter and Star Wars got me through a fairly miserable childhood.

Tolkien helped me find myself and gave me a sense of hope when I was in a dark place mentally.

Jackson Galaxy helped me understand cats and therefore helped me find my kitty.

Re: What's Your 'Life-changing' Movie/show/media?

[(Anonymous)]

Lmao, relevant to secret 3, a whole ton of media with characters who the secret OP would say are not nonbinary but who nevertheless certainly appealed to me for ~SOME~ reason, helped me realize I'm nonbinary. A big one was studying The Tempest in school and the teacher explaining that Ariel was "written as male but usually played by a female actress nowadays" and my brain interpreted that in some revealing ways, as I read it I had a feeling it wasn't as simple as a Peter Pan situation where a definitely male character was played by a woman for reasons.

Re: What's Your 'Life-changing' Movie/show/media?

[(Anonymous)]

The Hobbit and Lord of the Rings (books) got me through childhood and adolescence when nothing else helped.

Henry V 1989 helped me through a tough divorce by reminding me that the underdog can sometimes win.

Re: What's Your 'Life-changing' Movie/show/media?

[(Anonymous)]

Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles helped me figure out my autism and ADHD. I'm 38.

Re: What's Your 'Life-changing' Movie/show/media?

[(Anonymous)]

Star Wars: A New Hope was pretty important to the development of my empathy. I saw it in the theater in 1980 (it was a rerelease or connected to the Empire Strikes Back release or maybe even still in theaters). I started to understand that there were people outside those I knew that had hopes and dreams and feelings, that even if they were in another city or country (or planet), they mattered. I was five so I probably would've learned it soon anyway, but I really remember it for that (and, yeah, the epic space opera that it was).

Re: What's Your 'Life-changing' Movie/show/media?

[(Anonymous)]

A Dorothy Parker poem I read in, geez, 4th or 5th grade? (It wasn't assigned; I just found a YA poetry anthology in the classroom and read it for fun)

RESUMÉ

Razors pain you;
Rivers are damp;
Acids stain you;
And drugs cause cramp.
Guns aren’t lawful;
Nooses give;
Gas smells awful;
You might as well live.

Re: What's Your 'Life-changing' Movie/show/media?

[(Anonymous)]

Oh man Resume was a BIG one for me as well! About the same age, maybe a little older-- 6th grade or so? Guessing based on the house I think I lived in at the time. But it became one that I would recite to myself for inspiration a lot.