Hello, Holmes. I am so happy you commented here, you know that *squishes*
I really need that regeneration. You know I was thinking of the *bites lips. 'Samain? No it's not that, that's Celtic. DAMN. Meggido? No, that's a palace in Israel... Fuck, fuck, fuck! Okay' gives up and searches* Mehregan and the Doctor and the Master... That scene really had such a huge impact on me and, now that I am talking about this, I'll remind you how incredible and just perfect Ghazal is.
Anyway, yes, I agree with you because I've been there, and you can perfectly survive, even if it has its inconveniences, as you said. It's been a long time since I read some Doctor/Master and I've found a few new cool things (again, 'a few' and, thinking about that, maybe just one...) that I could link to you if you're interested, but I'd have to get sure they're really worth it and anyway, you already are writing about the Master all the time. I am so happy I can have you to chat about Doctor Who because you're such a source of information and you see most of the things the way I see them and I needed that, because the Internet is full of people who thinks as you commented.
(Also, this is losing coherence, I'm sorry, I'm getting very tired).
Sadly, I think exactly as you do. It's difficult not to care because you do care, they're saying hurtful things about your favourite show, the book who changed your life or the band you love. And you can't do otherwise but feeling the pain, but that isn't right and we shouldn't feel obligated to do that. We have the right to be happy with our fandoms and thus running away if we need it. Of course, that will be easier or more diffilcult in each person.
I love Connie's fandom as well because it's so cozy: it's like sitting on your house with tea and just talking for hours about what you love (and then the panther attacks and leaves you on a messy pile of hormones on the floor but, oh well). But just wait until somebody starts wanting The Nose, because I'll give you fan wars *takes the sword* :D
No, I don't think I'll stop being fannish ever, and my parents have to accept that. I admit I should try to restrain myself a bit in the squeeling parts, because it's true that screaming and fangirling in some contexts can be childish and, over all, inapropiate.
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Date: 2014-03-07 10:39 pm (UTC)I really need that regeneration. You know I was thinking of the *bites lips. 'Samain? No it's not that, that's Celtic. DAMN. Meggido? No, that's a palace in Israel... Fuck, fuck, fuck! Okay' gives up and searches* Mehregan and the Doctor and the Master... That scene really had such a huge impact on me and, now that I am talking about this, I'll remind you how incredible and just perfect Ghazal is.
Anyway, yes, I agree with you because I've been there, and you can perfectly survive, even if it has its inconveniences, as you said. It's been a long time since I read some Doctor/Master and I've found a few new cool things (again, 'a few' and, thinking about that, maybe just one...) that I could link to you if you're interested, but I'd have to get sure they're really worth it and anyway, you already are writing about the Master all the time. I am so happy I can have you to chat about Doctor Who because you're such a source of information and you see most of the things the way I see them and I needed that, because the Internet is full of people who thinks as you commented.
(Also, this is losing coherence, I'm sorry, I'm getting very tired).
Sadly, I think exactly as you do. It's difficult not to care because you do care, they're saying hurtful things about your favourite show, the book who changed your life or the band you love. And you can't do otherwise but feeling the pain, but that isn't right and we shouldn't feel obligated to do that. We have the right to be happy with our fandoms and thus running away if we need it. Of course, that will be easier or more diffilcult in each person.
I love Connie's fandom as well because it's so cozy: it's like sitting on your house with tea and just talking for hours about what you love (and then the panther attacks and leaves you on a messy pile of hormones on the floor but, oh well). But just wait until somebody starts wanting The Nose, because I'll give you fan wars *takes the sword* :D
No, I don't think I'll stop being fannish ever, and my parents have to accept that. I admit I should try to restrain myself a bit in the squeeling parts, because it's true that screaming and fangirling in some contexts can be childish and, over all, inapropiate.
I love you <3