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I dunno, it sort of makes sense that as you grow more familiar with something and develop your own relationship with it, it becomes harder to appreciate stuff that ends up outside your schema. I don't think there's anything wrong with that in and of itself.

This.

The way you enjoy and relate to things isn't really static. It's natural that it changes over time, especially as you grow more familiar with a series, and the more your own ideas about it solidify.

I think the way people engage with any given fandom tends to undergo a similar evolution, especially the longer you're in it, and the older a series and fandom gets.

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