[ SECRET POST #6476 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6476 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

While your point is technically a good one, I almost never see people offering up those reminders of "what's hot/cool in fiction would be problematic in real-life" to people who are genuinely claiming to want those things IRL. It's only ever uninvited, unsolicited "friendly reminder :)" bullshit on fic or art or other posts that are clearly only referring to the specific in-universe fictional thing.

[(Anonymous)]

Might be viewership bias speaking, though. Most of us frequent places where everyone is aware and see tons of the redundant messages. But most of us don't frequent places where people are unaware to see if anyone's saying that there.

I've definitely seen people have The Conversation with floods of newbies "interested in BDSM" after the Fifty Shades craze, for example. So it does happen sometimes.

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Other actually useful examples I've seen: "yeah, this is not what military service is like," "this is NOT what actual war is like," "this is not what actual Japan is like, stop it you weebs"

Ofc none of these were cutesy "friendly reminder :)" on tumblr posts. So like context matters.

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[(Anonymous)]

This is my experience also, and the main reason I'm annoyed with it.