[ SECRET POST #2441 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2441 ⌋

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Comments

[starphotographs]

This is what I've been saying for like, years. I feel like SJ nitpicking has replaced the kind of nitpicking that is actually canon-relevant and interesting. Remember when you used to see detailed essays analyzing a character's personality, and all kinds of crazy fan-theories about everything you can think of? And people would have these long conversation threads just mulling over different aspects of the story/characters/etc.? I feel like you don't see that anymore because yelling at people about word usage and warnings and getting outraged about trivial shit has become the Thing to Do. And it's just... I dunno, way too meta for my tastes or something.

[(Anonymous)]

I've always hated meta discussions like that and got shouted down because OMG I'M HARSHING THEIR SQUEE.

they're still jerks.

[(Anonymous)]

I miss this! we never seem to get long plotty thoughts about the characters because there is so much about the way the author hates misogyny.

We can all hate misogny and still spend a few minutes trying to work out how someone would come out, of what subtle revelation about character that ladies love of pie is or something.