[ SECRET POST #6915 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6915 ⌋

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


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Comments

[fscom]

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Transcript by OP

[fscom]

I find werewolves infinitely more interesting than vampires.

[(Anonymous)]

Oh same. I was never overly into vampires to begin with but I've only gotten more bored with them as time has gone on, it's always the same tropes, it's never any different. Just, yawn.

[kaijinscendre]

Same! I've never been into vampires. But it is hard to make werewolves not look goofy in a visual medium.

[philstar22]

Opposite for me. Slightly interested in werewolves but very interested in vampires. No interest in zombies at all though.

Yes!

[(Anonymous)]

Plus infinity OP! There is so much to explore there. And they are alive, which I always think is a plus.

[(Anonymous)]

You and me both!

[dinogrrl]

Oh yes. I've just never understood the fascination with vampires, but to each their own, I guess.

[(Anonymous)]

And I can't understand the appeal of "person turns into big feral dog for a night, losing the entire personality that made them interesting." To each their own, indeed. (this isn't ragging on you I just... Don't know what's appealing?)

[dinogrrl]

I like the tropes of having an 'other' side, can you control it or does it control you, how does that affect how other people see you, intersection of 'animal nature' and 'civilization', etc. Which to me is far more fascinating than 'the only reason my dead corpse is able to shamble about is because I drink the blood of the living' like, I just can't do anything with that. *shrug*

[(Anonymous)]

I like both, but vampires are definitely more common and overdone so it's easier to get vampire fatigue.