[ SECRET POST #2308 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2308 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I hate being... put on the spot? I guess you could say? So I am like this, too. Like I love costuming because I make my own clothes, and I think it's amazing to see the work other people can do - turning something that is just ink or pixels into a real, functioning garment is amazing, and I admire anyone with that kind of skill or that kind of showmanship to wear someone else's work. But I don't want to talk to them if they are being 'in character'. This includes face characters at Disney and things like that, and the Rennies at our Faire. I just hate having to interact with 'fictional' characters... it makes me feel like I'm in Drama 101 sucking at improve again. I'm not clever like that and I get anxious and nervous and panicked. It works in reverse, too. The one time I did cosplay, I picked the worst series imaginable and was thoroughly triggered* by the amount of people pawing at me and yelling at me.

*in the actual, panic-attack resulting from childhood abuse sense