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fandomsecrets2014-04-15 06:48 pm
[ SECRET POST #2660 ]
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Re: Based on #10
Because I think people who act like that are just snobby, exclusionary dicks who don't want to share their fandom sandbox and/or what to feel special/superior because I don't meet some magical fan criteria. >:(
Specifically, fuck you people who say I'm not truly a sci-fi fan because I don't want to watch/read either Star Wars or Star Trek. I've dipped a toe in, I didn't care for it! There are so many more books/movies in the sea!
AYRT
(Anonymous) 2014-04-16 11:24 am (UTC)(link)This thread isn't about Confess Your Totally Justified Reasons For Acting Snobby. It's about Confess Your Dumb Petty Reasons For Wanting To Act Snobby. That's a very different thing.
As civilized people, we repress our urges to be cruel, to be snobby, to be selfish and petty and awful. Because they're unkind, because we cannot fully know the story of the person we want to look down upon, because we are as flawed and fallible as anyone else, and respecting our fellow creatures is the only way we can have a civilization.
But beneath all that lies the unspoken word, the uncurled lip, the buried bastard at the heart of every one of us. And sometimes it's fun to, in a private and harmless way, speak the words we'd never say to someone's face. We can't exorcise our demons of fannish gatekeepery, but we can put a leash on them and exercise them in the yard a little bit. If we don't, they might go mad, and nobody wants that.
Re: AYRT
(Anonymous) 2014-04-16 02:22 pm (UTC)(link)I'm going to be mean now and say that your pretentious and condescending phrasing made me roll my eyes. "They might go mad"? Are we in a Victorian novel now?
Re: AYRT
(Anonymous) 2014-04-16 10:02 pm (UTC)(link)