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and god forbid you find joy and fun in criticizing shit. not everyone cares to immerse themselves in fiction, some of us like to instead step back and analyze something on its function. Does the world building make sense or is at least left vauge enough to not make plot holes? what are the character arcs, do they make sense, what are the intentional or unintentional themes of this arc? what is the theme and message of this work as whole? does it do what it set out to do well, what are the strong points, the weak points? all of this is so much fun, and noticing weak points and both pointing them out and questioning them is fun. how could have this been improved, because everything can be improved, as nothing and no one are perfect? yeah there are assholes who just hate on something and use criticizing as sheild to defend their assholery, but those people are a loud minority. some times people are just too sensitive and can't handle genuine, well intentioned criticism, which at that point is no one's problem but there own. Of you share something publicly, people will pick ot apart, that's just human nature. We like examining and exploring and testing things. Don't share if you can't handle that. "but just let people have fun!" again, this is some people's fun. you aren't the only person allowed to have fun, your fun isn't better or purer or worthier than my fun. I'll compromise and not criticize your stuff/fandom to you directly if you don't want me to, but on my own blog? with my friends? yeah, no. I'm allowed to have my fun just as much as you are, suck it up or leave. I'm not going to shrink myself and stop having fun because you don't like me or the things I do/enjoy