[ SECRET POST #6536 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6536 ⌋

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


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Comments

Re: Misery porn burnout (inspired by #6)

[kaijinscendre]

I am no longer watching the news (political or otherwise). I check the reddit news sub every other day in the morning to make sure nothing huge has happened and that's it.

I'm also taking a break from my most listened to podcast Knowledge Fight as well. Oddly, getting back into true crime because I find it more relaxing. Lol. Mostly listening to Last Podcast on the Left and Casefile.

Re: Misery porn burnout (inspired by #6)

[thewakokid]

"And that's when she stabbed the infant 53 times and dumped the body in the lake"

Good times.

I'm kidding, I know what you mean. I have an idea about why true crime is so relaxing:

1. You know what you're getting into right from the jump. No "Subversion of expectations" to fuck you over at the last minute, you know not to get attached to anyone. and

2. You know, by the very nature of someone making a podcast about it, that the murderer guy got caught, the details of the plot all revealed, and it all gets resolved. There's something comforting in that.

Re: Misery porn burnout (inspired by #6)

[kaijinscendre]

To be fair, some of them don't get caught. Casefile did a series on the Golden State Killer and he wasn't found until after it aired. But yeah, it is a safe way to think about terrifying events. Kind of like horror movies are to some people.