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⌈ Secret Post #6814 ⌋

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Name the fandom. And repeats, etc.

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Transcript by OP

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I read "Good Omens" (a book I've had on my shelf since high school) recently and liked it. I also developed a massive crush on Aziraphale (lol).

I then watched the TV series because I might as well.

Season 1 Aziraphale was good. A little more fanservice-y than the book, but I didn't mind, I like Aziracrow as much as anyone.

Season 2, though... I think I like this character best when there's an actual plot going on, not a literal coffee shop matchmaking fic. He felt way more juvenile than he did in either the book or Season 1.

On the bright side, I won't be spending exorbitant amounts of money on fan merch for him, I suppose.

Bonus secret: I cannot see TV!Crowley being the top in their relationship. He's so needy. I think he'd love to be spoiled and/or spanked in bed by an angel. His angel, rather.

Fanart credit goes to hattersarts on Tumblr.

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Games thread!

Song lyrics you hate

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What are some song lyrics that you really dislike? Be it because they're genuinely offensive to you, are kind dumb and/or pretentious or just because you irrationally hate them.

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I was that way at some point and I found I had to make a clean break. It sucks because the show was sooo fun for me amd they definitely encourage those parasocial feelings, but I felt at some point it was creating more drama than joy for me so I had to let it go.

Now I'm into Dropout and GameChanger. Which maybe doesn't help becaise I just replaced one parasocial thing for another? But it doesn't feel as unhealthy, like it isnt the same level if relationship to the source. If any of that makes sense.

Re: Song lyrics you hate

[(Anonymous)]

For me, it's Nine Million Bicycles by Katie Melua. There being nine million bicycles in Beijing is at best a rough estimation, girl, not a fact.

I also get annoyed by blatant grammatical errors even though I know it's not that deep. "That don't impress me much" makes my skin crawl.

Also, any love song cover that changes the pronouns if the original was sung by an artist of the opposite sex. Cowards, all of them.

Re: Song lyrics you hate

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Anything Megan Trainor has ever made, it's just bland pop but for whatever reason her particular version of it is like nails on a chalkboard to me. I don't know if it's the lyrics or tone she uses, but I irrationally hate all of her music.

Re: Song lyrics you hate

[(Anonymous)]

"Shut up and dance with me"

"Shut up" being an incredibly rude thing to say was ingrained on me I just can't get over it.

Re: Song lyrics you hate

[(Anonymous)]

"now you gotta watch her leave out the window, guess that's why it's called window pane" has always made me cringe

Re: Song lyrics you hate

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Oh wow, ouch that hurts.

Re: Song lyrics you hate

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Anything that rhymes a word with itself. Even if it's being used in a different sense. It just sounds wrong to my ears.

War Pigs by Black Sabbath being one example.

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I feel like a see a lot more discussion of parasocial relationships with Critical Role compared to Dimension 20.

Does that tally with other people's experience or is it just a quirk of the things I stumble across? And if it is a difference, is there a reason?

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Does having a worse view of real-world politicians make you critical of the sanitized fictional depiction? Or are you actually seeing the character's actions in a different light?

Re: Song lyrics you hate

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I hate pretty much all of "Butterfly" by Crazy Town but this part really chaps my hide:
"Girl, it's me and you like Sid and Nancy"

I would wonder about any woman who wouldn't back away slowly (while maintaining eye contact) if a man said that to them.

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As a fan of both, I definitely think there are different vibes. Maybe not so much now, but CR started with a very "invite you to our table" feel. Like you were really just joining some friends at the table for their D&D session. And they definitely encouraged that feeling. It was a much smaller community and they made it feel like they were genuinely interacting with individual fans and the fandom as a whole. Like they were in the fandom being a fan while also being the source, somehow.

D20 has aleays felt like a production. You are still watching friends, but there has always been more of a seperation. Theu also just have a very different style of play and a different style of interacting with the fans/fandom. It is still genuine but it is very separate.