This is an ending of something.

[gabrielleabelle]

Andrew and I have almost completed our rewatch of TNG. Not gonna lie, it brings about a lot of nostalgia in me, and it's spurred me into thoughts. A contemplation of my time in fandom, if you will. Of course, me being me, I have to get all overly-dramatic and wordy about it. It's what I do.

Comments

[upupa_epops]

Good luck with your new hobbies and all the changes in your life :). I admire that you have it in you to just quit when fandom is not fun any more. Thank you for everything you've posted here, it's been a great pleasure to read :).

[local_max]

Oh gabs. Oh honey. This is rather on the bittersweet side, isn't it? I'm so glad for the fandom time we had together. Hell, I'm so glad for the time we didn't have together, the time where you posted and I stumbled on your journal years later. I'm glad about you

[kikimay]

I just want to say thank you.
I discovered this journal recently, I'm not a long time friend, but I felt very connected to your opinions and your point of view. I'm thankful for The Feminist Filter and, above all, for the journey in Buffy's depression. I truly ADORED your approch to Buffy's illness and, in general, to the fandom and the show. I also can understand what you write in this post, about love for a show that helps you, about obsession that actually save you a little bit. Of course, I would love other posts and poll, but I feel like I understand you once more and I wish you the best. Goodbye!

[petzipellepingo]

Enjoy wherever life takes you.

[lycoris]

I've not been around as long as some people but I've loved reading every post you've made about Buffy. I'm really going to miss having you around - your entries always meant there was something fascinating to read about. You take care of yourself and be happy. If you ever do decide to come back on a different journal or something, look me up - I'd love to hear from you again.

Go on with your life in peace and happiness. :) I'm glad you had fun too - rest assured, we had fun too!