[ SECRET POST #266 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #266 ⌋

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Comments

tl;dr comment DX;;;

[existentially]

16) Am so very agreeing with you. Not so much about the vegetarian part (though I will agree that some of the things on the show have made me want to turn that way), but the latter half? OH HELL YES. X)

22) Maybe it's the fandom, and not the series itself? I know I avoided getting into it for the longest time because of that; everything I saw/heard about it was, to be honest, kinda scary and disturbing. Either that, or just plain immature. I eventually caved, but refrained from really joining the fandom (or however you want to put it), and it wound up becoming one of my very favorite series.

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[repeatvoffender.livejournal.com]

I never really got into fandom before having already been involved in FMA - but I agree. I rejected the idea of that series for... a year or two, just because so many people put so much annoying support behind it (without having even seen it first.) and the hype was.... a lot for me.

Now - incase you can't tell - I love it.

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[linen-tartaruga.livejournal.com]

Well, to be fair, every fandom ever has its scary side. >.>

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[twiddledee.livejournal.com]

I agree. I post occasionally on the big FMA board, but 99% (but certainly not all) of the posters there are...in need of less time with FMA and more time with life (or at least English homework). >_>

Although, it does seem that the hate spills over from hate for the fandom into hate for the series. The series itself was pretty good. (The movie was terrible, but then again, I didn't like how the creators took it.)

P.S. The only two fandoms I've really kept track of are HP and FMA. It's a wonder that my sanity has survived thus far.