[ SECRET POST #2582 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2582 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

So, what?

Everyone else should talk about something they don't want to talk about to make that person happy?

[(Anonymous)]

No, but it's incredibly frustrating to when you're interested in a certain topic but most of people discussing it are interested in an the one aspect you have have none in.

[(Anonymous)]

If that is the biggest frustration you have in your life, you are a very fortunate person.

[inevitableentresol]

It's exactly the same problem if you don't ship the popular ships. Eg, I love BBC Sherlock but have no interest in Sherlock/John except as friends. Yet the shippy stuff for them is all over the internet.

You just have to find the people that are interested in your take and not follow the others. Perhaps I'm missing something here. Do you not want to do the work involved - finding people, starting your own comm or tumblr? That's what rarepair/rare fandom fans do and it's not really that overwhelming. (I approach it like solving an interesting puzzle.)

I do feel like I'm missing the argument. Why are you annoyed that other people like something you don't?