[ SECRET POST #1839 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #1839 ⌋


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Secrets Left to Post: 07 pages, 156 secrets from Secret Submission Post #263.
Secrets Not Posted: [ 1 - broken links ], [ 0 - not!secrets ], [ 0 - not!fandom ], [ 0 - too big ], [ 0 - repeats ]
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Comments

[intrigueing.livejournal.com]

What is or isn't a trigger is an issue that doesn't have clear boundaries, so it ought to be determined by common sense. Unfortunately, common sense is in extremely short supply on the internet :\

[(Anonymous)]

LOL, although I'm sure you didn't mean it that way, reading this comment after the wank in the comment above makes you look gloriously snarky and awesome :D

[(Anonymous)]

IA. I think both she and Barney were using the term "messed up" a bit lightly. As in, they both have complicated emotional issues and bizarre lifestyle needs that people other than themselves wouldn't really understand or be able to accommodate. She's fine being like that around her more typical friends, but sharing her whole life with someone normal? I don't think she could ever do it, and I don't think many normal guys could do it. That's partly the reason she and Ted broke up - they loved each other to death, but they could never have given each other what they needed because they couldn't wrap their minds around the other's personalities and desires, no matter how understanding they tried to be. She and Barney, on the other hand, pretty much read each other's minds, and they'd each be able to roll with the other's messed-up-ness because they understand on a personal level what it's like.

[(Anonymous)]

...I liked Moffat's Adler roughly 900x better than Ritchie's Adler.

But then, I don't really like any portrayals of Adler outside of the ACD books. I think she's become a fanon sue and I'm sick to death of her.

[making-excuses.livejournal.com]

Off course they where!

And well I agree with you, and I just randomly use myself as an example constantly, (which I really need to stop doing, too many people know waaay to much about my personal life on the internet as it is) also okay I rambled again, and have nothing other to say than, I agree! (which I guess I already said)

[(Anonymous)]

LOL.

Seriously. XDDD

[(Anonymous)]

Well, I'm glad my pro-choice friends are more rational than you.

[cleverthylacine]

Neither really.

I love the character, and some of the people he's killed were no great loss to society. But I think torturing people to death is always wrong no matter what they've done. I don't think any single human being is a good judge of who we'd be better off without, but until we have the ability to cure people whose dysfunction makes them unlikely to ever stop raping or molesting kids or committing sexual murders, it seems kind of inhumane to just lock them up and let them prey on each other and any other criminal who's unable to fight them off. Is that really better? The problem with the death penalty is the chance of killing someone innocent, imnsho, and the fact that it's enforced much more often on people of colour and working-class people and the mentally disabled. But if somebody is really broken in such a way that they can't help wanting to commit horrible crimes, what do we do with them?

I don't know what the solution is, but I understand the appeal of the idea of people like Dexter and the Death Note person whose name I've forgot. I'm just not able to go with a simple answer like "killing people is always wrong, no matter what" either for the state or for the individual, because I don't think there's anything simple about these kinds of problems. If it were easy, it wouldn't be such a big social and moral problem.

[cleverthylacine]

nice call!

[cleverthylacine]

hahah, no, I want girls :) though it would be funny

[(Anonymous)]

Entirely disagree on both counts. I don't sham hamming 'gay' as good acting, just childish and insulting, and yes I know that's the director too. Plus a Yank playing a British icon (badly)? Yeuch

[(Anonymous)]

Or tallking sense that doesn't suit you.

[(Anonymous)]

I'm really surprised that anyone would say that BBC! Sherlock/John have no chemistry. To me, they have possibly the best chemistry out of any Sherlock/John I've ever seen. (I like the RDJ/Jude version, too, but it doesn't hit all my buttons like the BBC version does). Different strokes ;)

[(Anonymous)]

Omfg, so much this.

My love for both RDJ and Sherlock Holmes are just enough to cancel out the Ritchie-effect for me personally in these movies, but it's a struggle.

[(Anonymous)]

Noir was boring as fuck. There are plenty more exciting shows that do have plenty of f/f fics/art. Plus, there's series that's chock full of m/m hints that don't get a fandom for the same reason as Noir-the show just wasn't that popular.

Seriously, can this "f/f is so opressed" thing please stop?

[(Anonymous)]

4chan --->

[(Anonymous)]

It's sad that your comment is the only one mentioning this. inb4 "omg stop being so PC!!! sjw!!!"

[(Anonymous)]

And here's the obligatory "you wouldn't like him if he wasn't hot!" comment. People like good-looking characters with angsty backstories, news at 11.

[(Anonymous)]

Hi, Rorschach.

[gabrielsoboe.livejournal.com]

Exactly.

Hell, even for the 90s, I side-eyed the fuck out of Kris's outfit as a kid because it just didn't click with me and say, "Hey, this is a Pokemon protagonist!" Lyra's outfit, on the other hand, was cute and refreshing. :3

[(Anonymous)]

But... there were only two other Pokemon protagonists before her. Who the heck were you comparing her to? o_0

[tabaqui]

You'll be fine. I did this two decades ago and i have not had on moment of regret over it. If my phone was decent for txting (it's not, at all) i'd give you my number so you could txt on the day and have someone to talk to. I hope you have some support irl, if you want it, so you don't have to go alone.

[firemelon.livejournal.com]

Thank you.

[shukivengeance.livejournal.com]

Ditto. It was the right decision to make at the time, and everyone expects women who've had abortions to feel bad forever or get tearful when it's brought up.

It was a DREADFUL experience at the time but I got over it, learned from it and moved on.

[dwell-ondreams.livejournal.com]

He's a much more complex character than movie!Sherlock. He's not particularly likable, but I adore him.

Wow. You're not wrong. Sherlock & Castiel have similar social skills problems.