[ SECRET POST #2486 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2486 ⌋

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

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Actually, I tend to share OP's problem. Some stuff I can fairly easily ignore, but others really get on my nerves and decrease my enjoyment to the point where I just have to drop the fandom.

Since my triggers tend to be related to knowing too much about the actors or the writers or producers of a show/movie, I try to avoid hearing about the real life part of any show I am invested in. Unfortunately it turns out that too many of them are unpleasant weirdos.

eg: now that I understand better Moffat's hangups about women based on his interviews and reactions, I cannot un-see it and both Sherlock and Doctor Who are just ruined for me. Some episodes and plots which issues I just used to dismiss, hardly noticing their inherent problems, now raise my hackles and make me wonder if I even care to watch future episodes.

But the result is that I just am not in a happy space for these shows: it's a one-way street and the squee is just not there anymore.

PS: this is just used as an example, I am not trying to diss on either of these fandoms; I am glad they still bring entertainment to others.