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⌈ Secret Post #2526 ⌋

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[Doctor Who]

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[Disney]

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[TMNT]

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[Thor: The Dark World]

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[As Told By Ginger]

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[daughter, purity ring]

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[Sleepy Hollow]

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[Attack on Titan/Shingeki No Kyojin]

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[The Producers]

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Eh, I'm going with that it's the trend to basically lay it all out (psychoses, gender-identity, privileges, fave ice cream, etc.) from the get go, and these folk you've talked to are just so used to most everyone having something. Not to mention the general internet thing where (generalizing here) it's so common to self-diagnose.

What I find odd is their assumption that you having nothing but fandom or godly time skills at hand. Have they never met a phd student writing 100+ chapter fic, or those with full-time jobs popping out reviews during their free time.

Man, why do people list what they have? I saw this girl put on her tumblr info that she "is semi-depressive and cuts." Along with her real first name, age, and state. How dumb is that.

I'm a bisexual woman of color of one of the most underrepresented minorities ethnicities in my country. Is that like not enough or something? o.O

The funny part of the time management thing is that I don't even consider myself all that active in fandom. I am only writing a handful of fics, mostly on anon/in memes, and reading, and popping in here on F!S. That's pretty much the extent of my fandom activities, these days, so I honestly don't see it being much of a strain on my time. But with the way this person was acting...

Oh ho ho hoo~ Well I can click off even more check boxes than you. I activate my ultra rare minority trap card, and dismiss all arguments on the field; the chicken came first >:)

Just saying as a reader here, I would have thought you were that kind of person that makes long livejournal/tumblr essays about things using words in lots of bunches. and therefore way active But that person was still way rude and forward imo.

Er, "using words in lots of bunches" = ?

And, I play my "Are you a ~~terrorist~~ Muslim?" card to activate my "Atheist!" spell. *rolls dice* :P

/does not play card games at all and has no idea what she's talking about

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