[ SECRET POST #2303 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2303 ⌋

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

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Secrets Not Posted: [ 0 - broken links ], [ 1 2 - not!secrets ], [ 1 - not!fandom ], [ 0 - too big ], [ 0 - repeat ].
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Comments

Re: Not really.

[(Anonymous)]

It's mean if the person can hear/see you, or if you're actually judging their worth for it.

Yeah pretty sure a large percentage of those being criticized have Internet access and reams of discretionary time on their hands.

IMO? If you wouldn't say it to their faces don't say it onilne.

Re: Not really.

[chardmonster]

But if someone's thinking it, is there a huge difference?

Also: I really hope you aren't trying to safeguard the feelings of celebrities and are instead talking about cosplayers and the like. Just about everything about the cosplay community is fucking toxic.

I was talking about actual you-know-them-in-real-life situations. Posting things about a friend in the open on facebook pretty much counts as saying it in front of them.

Re: Not really.

[(Anonymous)]

How is not wanting to be a complete dick to celebrities a bad thing? This obviously has fucking impact if in So. Korea is gets so bad it drives actresses to suicide. I am so fucking sick of seeing this mentality that just because these people are in the public eye, anything and everything goes.

Re: Not really.

[chardmonster]

South Korean celebrities are so wounded by the public calling them ugly that they kill themselves, and you think the insult itself is the problem? Don't you think there's something fundamentally messed up about a culture that so prioritizes aesthetics that people think it's better to be dead than ugly? Don't you think putting a huge taboo on calling people ugly is playing into that?

For the record, I'm talking about western-style celebrity. South Korean message board people will hunt you down in person because they think you might have been a little mean to your dog once.

Re: Not really.

[(Anonymous)]

Except that with S. Korean idols it's the industry itself that treats them like objects and encourages the audience to do the same. They're not driven to suicide because someone called them ugly, they're driven to suicide because they failed to meet the standards of an impossibly shitty system, and by that point, you criticize the whole system, not just the subset that's only playing into what they've been told.