Comments | musesfool: can you see yourself in my bed at night?

musesfool

can you see yourself in my bed at night?

Sep 24, 2010 11:52

I was supposed to have a day with no bosses, but now I've got a day with both bosses. Sigh ( Read more... )

hoods and birds, tv: supernatural, writing: my stories, links, the boy/boy melodrama

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pandorablu September 24 2010, 16:05:20 UTC

I'm going to employ my usual habit of trying to avoid most of the fandom as it exists outside of my flist (and even, sometimes, on my flist; I love you, but sometimes even you make me crazy). I keep telling myself I can walk away if it really goes sour (sourer?), and I almost believe it - I've done it before! - but I'm pretty sure that's a total lie. Though maybe not. I'm in a wait and see kind place right now.

This is me in SPN fandom too. I know of the extensive crazy outside my little pocket of flist, but I'm of the "ignore it and maybe it will go away" school of thought so I do ;) The only times I indulge in the crazy is when I go to Dragon*Con and go to the SPN panels. Then it's crazy time all around.

And OF COURSE PUNCHING + MAKEOUTS = WIN. I have decided to love my own of certain tropes and that's definitely one of them :)

musesfool September 24 2010, 16:40:56 UTC

Yeah, sometimes I run into it unexpectedly and have to back away, and sometimes I'm a masochist and I click when I know I shouldn't.

I have decided to love my own of certain tropes and that's definitely one of them

Exactly.

tsuki_no_bara September 24 2010, 16:16:24 UTC

your feelings about spn are exactly my feelings about spn. (except that i'm almost totally unspoiled and wish to remain that way, because i freak out ahead of time too and just the fact i do it makes me even crazier, and at this point i'd really rather not know ANYTHING about ANYONE.) and i may actually avoid the bits of fandom on my flist, even tho i too love my flist, depending on how i feel about the premiere and how other people seem to feel.

i'm watching it tonight with a couple friends, one of whom hasn't even seen s5, which should be interesting.

musesfool September 24 2010, 16:42:15 UTC

I'm amused at everyone's different strategies for coping with the freakouts. I'm "TELL ME EVERYTHING YOU KNOW AT ONCE SO I CAN BRACE MYSELF" but a lot of people seem to be of the "TELL ME NOTHING!" school of thought. I just find that more anxiety-inducing.

kita0610 September 24 2010, 17:59:51 UTC

I thought violence as foreplay was a pretty common trope in fandom. Esp. among those of us Jossverse ex-pats.

musesfool September 24 2010, 18:05:50 UTC

I think it is. It was just interesting to see when it does/doesn't work for someone laid out so clearly.