[ SECRET POST #2387 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2387 ⌋

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

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Comments

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what if that was subverted in the conclusion to such a degree that it was evident that the abuse was not supported at all? That it was a story about a deluded pair of people or something along those lines?
Someone told me that the story 9 1/2 Weeks was about a BDSM relationship gone wrong. I have yet to read it.

Anyhow, yeah there are certain isolated cases like this when a "thing" gets blown up in the media and some way or another, eventually everyone known how the story ends, even if they never read it. Definitely doesn't work with everything, but with something big enough, once a person knows enough about it through passive hearing then eventual looking around at reviews, that's usually when the opinions start.

Maybe I'm deluded to think this, but I can't imagine anybody on Dreamwidth/LJ/Other text-based communities deciding to bash something "because it's cool to do that". And I think that because if, for example, all my real life friends despised Archie what can you do? But on the internet, we have the luxury of forums and communities you can go to when you wanna get your Archie on, so there's less of a need to "hate it 'cause my BFF says it's sucky" online. Know what I mean?