16 Dec 2018 08:23 pm
Kain thinks #5
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cal1psoI feel like people take fandom way too seriously these days.
I am not even a so called "fandom old", but it seems as if it was forever ago when fandom was a fun thing to do and not a competence to see who is the most "woke" of the bunch. It doesnt help the fact that fandom social justice is one of the most useless thing to do with your time, just second to trying to debate on youtube comments.
Nowadays fandom is surrounded by a never ending discourse and I would be okay with it if said discourse was about the actual show/book/movie/whatever the fandom is about. But no, everyone seems to be stuck in competitions to see who is the most "morally pure" or something.
I dont think these people are having fun on fandom anymore, and thats so sad
I am not even a so called "fandom old", but it seems as if it was forever ago when fandom was a fun thing to do and not a competence to see who is the most "woke" of the bunch. It doesnt help the fact that fandom social justice is one of the most useless thing to do with your time, just second to trying to debate on youtube comments.
Nowadays fandom is surrounded by a never ending discourse and I would be okay with it if said discourse was about the actual show/book/movie/whatever the fandom is about. But no, everyone seems to be stuck in competitions to see who is the most "morally pure" or something.
I dont think these people are having fun on fandom anymore, and thats so sad
