[ SECRET POST #6548 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6548 ⌋

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


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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I very much feel this. Even if it's people who like the same thing I do, I can't help but feel shame. Especially if it is something that isn't considered proper or high art.

[(Anonymous)]

Yes!
I do enjoy "proper art" and I do enjoy some wacky shit. And I have such a temptation to only talk about proper things. Argh

[(Anonymous)]

oh hey, me too! I read a lot, and a lot of it is 'proper' literature - but I read a shitload of fanfiction and I would never, ever mention that to anyone in my real life. Even when one of my good friends talks about Hunger Games fanfiction I'm like "oh cool, interesting" instead of being like "me too!"
I wasn't bullied as a kid, I'm nearly 40 so should be well over whatever shame I've internalised. Weird!
huh, I've just realised that my partner of over 10 years probably has no idea how much of my phone-scrolling time is fanfic time.

[(Anonymous)]

I am absolutely down to discuss fanfiction but only if the other person started it or I know them well enough.
I watch/listen to a lot of comedy/improv etc and I can't just shake viewpoint that comedy somehow is lesser than drama. Ffs it's actually can be quite harder. I AM 40,this is embarrassing omg