[ SECRET POST #2238 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2238 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

For me ranting is not therapeutic at all - I get angrier and more stressed out if I indulge in it. Which is why I tend to ignore the things that irritate me about shows as much as I can (and when I no longer can ignore it I stop watching). When I come across a ranting post about something - no matter what it is and even if I agree with some of it I actually start feeling stressed out and upset about the fact that someone is that angry more than the subject of the rant itself and it makes me uncomfortable so no I'd rather not see someone's ranting posts.

[night_owl_9]

This is pretty much how I feel too. I like deconstructing episodes and shows as much as the next person - I usually find new observations about certain characters or plot points that I hadn't realized during the first airing, and that is endlessly fascinating to me. But when I read something that is so embedded with hate and anger that it dismisses everything in its path, I just get really stressed out and anxious.