[ SECRET POST #2591 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2591 ⌋

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Comments

[caecilia]

Ah. Sorry for the misunderstanding, then. I'm not talking about forcing anything, I just think we're in the middle of a cultural shift. Of course there are still people who like the old things, but I don't think they'll be losing out. If you look at the broad picture of art history, nothing ever goes away. Things just evolve, and sometimes they go back and forth. The way I see it, doing new things and offering fresh perspectives only contributes to art and literature. If this helps to clarify, I'm speaking as someone who is working to be a professional writer, so I study the industry and think about this a lot. And since I love romantic relationships, there's a bit of wishful thinking in here that maybe someday I'll have created something that made an impact on...someone. Even just one person. That probably sounds pretentious but whatever, that's just where I'm coming from. I'm sure in the future, you and other people will still be able to find plenty of things you enjoy.

[(Anonymous)]

I'm creating my own works as well, so I will definitely have something I at least will enjoy, but hopefully other people too.... and being a passionate fan, I'll always be promoting what I enjoy by others, also. So hey, no worries there. Best of luck to you.