[ SECRET POST #6780 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6780 ⌋

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Comments

[iff_and_xor]

I just don’t really get it. I don’t think I know any adults in real life who are primarily into media focused on children or adolescents.

I think I’m prepared to believe that you can be seriously into those kinds of stories and be quite a well adjusted adult, but I’d love the chance to get into it with someone and really understand the appeal for them.

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, I don't know anyone irl who's primarily into that kind of media and when they are a fan of a series in that category, it's usually pretty obvious what the draw was. Like, a lot of adults were fans of Stranger Things, but that show was a freakin nostalgia bomb. The PJO series is a different kind of nostalgia bomb, and a decent chunk of the fandom drama is probably because the actors are actually age-appropriate and it's freaking people out. You do find people who technically meet that definition online, but they're mostly western animation/anime fans, which is a little bit different given that all the characters are usually played by adults and the kids look and act like middle-aged adults a decent amount of the time.

[(Anonymous)]

I had a fandom friend who was into a lot of anime with teenagers (but you know, anime kind) and she was making a comic with high school OCs. That was weirding me out, frankly