[ SECRET POST #6864 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6864 ⌋

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[American Girl dolls]



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[Acotar/ Crescent City/Sarah J Maas]



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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

It's the same way anyone doesn't like a category of things. I don't like alcohol and there are many, many different types of alcohol, but they do all have something in common that I do not like. There's always this weird whataboutism that happens, though. Yes, it's possible if I try a thousand different types of alcoholic drinks, I'll find a few I like, but I am perfectly okay not trying a bunch of things I'm going to dislike, just to find ones that I do.

At some point, it is okay for a person to decide they don't like a category based on the items you have already experienced from it. Maybe they would find a bunch of things that they liked if they gave it more of a chance, but that shouldn't matter to anyone else. Now, if they've decided that they dislike a category based on some misunderstanding or misinformation, it's fine to point that out (though they may just be using that as an excuse because they don't want to say why they actually don't like it).