[ SECRET POST #2450 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2450 ⌋

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

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Comments

[sabotabby]

I like "feels." It makes me feel old, but it's cute, and I think it fills a certain niche. "I'm emotional about the latest episode of Breaking Bad"* versus "Holy fuck, the Assad regime just gassed hundreds of civilians in Syria."

* I REALLY AM!

[(Anonymous)]

Day late and a dollar short, but even when I roll my eyes at "feels" I sort of agree with you. It's started to creep into my fannish vocabulary as shorthand for "I am perfectly aware that I am overinvested in this, but dammit my emotions have been awakened and I am going to let them out to play for a bit regardless of how silly it is."

[sabotabby]

That's how I use it. Not in my daily life, seldom out loud, but in fannish discussions, it's vaguely appropriate for a certain kind of reaction.

[kelincihutan]

This...may have actually validated "feels" for me. That's a legitimately useful niche for it to fill, and it reduces linguistic ambiguity. Fair point.

[sabotabby]

I read a lengthy post making this argument, and I found it convincing.