[ SECRET POST #2328 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2328 ⌋

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Notes:

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I generally solve this by cycling through fandoms really rapidly, usually not more than a year or so in each. I have some older, less stressful fandoms on slow burn in the background, and tend to only stay in my 'currently airing' fandoms up until the stress starts to outweigh the joy. Sometimes, a couple of years later once things have cooled down, I'll go back and add them onto the slow burn group, resharing old joy more quietly now that most of the excitement and tempers have died down.

Has the handy side-benefit of not getting me too stuck in headcanons and fanons, since I usually rewatch/read before going back and sometimes end up seeing things slightly differently in hindsight than I did at the time.