[ SECRET POST #2496 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2496 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

ayrt
I don't think we're having the same conversation. Original anon said about observing social norms, which I took to meaning basic rules of social interaction. You said that you didn't care about that and that people should be themselves, which I took to understand you don't believe there are proper or improper ways to behave in public, just that you should be yourself.

But then you said being obnoxious is a bad thing, which is pretty much what OP is saying so I'm just really confused.

[diet_poison]

please observe the social norms of the majority whenever possible, and acknowledge that your interests are fringe.

I definitely get the impression that that meant "acknowledge that your hobbies are weird and don't expose people to them because they think you are weird". Like, "acknowledge that your hobbies are fringe"? Maybe it's just me but "fringe" has some pretty strong implications. "Fringe" implies the SPN tinhatters who believe Jensen and Ackles (sp?) are soul mates, or soulbonders, or the Snape wives, or someone else to that extreme, often unhealthy caliber. Ordinary nerdiness is actually pretty common, and I'm not going to act like my hobbies are weird or offensive when they're not.