[ SECRET POST #6932 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6932 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Same. No matter how much I love something, I can only rewatch it so many times before I get tired of it. I'm honestly kind of fascinated by people who can rewatch stuff over and over and over again and not have the enjoyment wear off eventually.

[(Anonymous)]

For me I think it's part of my neurodivergence. (This applies to me, but not all neurodivergent people; I am not making a blanket statement, but explaining my own situation.) Once I know that something is "safe" or it's something that I enjoy, I can keep going through it again without the uncertainty and slight anxiety I get from watching/reading something new. I already know I like it, so it's a comfort and safety thing for me.