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#so what if the pacing is bad or the clothing isn't period accurate or the dialogue is cringy or the music was slightly off
booklovingturtle · 4 months
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It's okay to not be hyper-critical of every piece of media
I love to microanalyze fandoms and media that I engage with. I think that it's an important skill to practice before investing loads of personal time, emotional energy or financial support into a fandom or a piece of media
But sometimes I have to remind myself that I don't have to look for something to critique in everything I consume
It's okay to like something just bc of vibes, aesthetic, nostalgia, sentimental reasons, entertainment, etc
And if you're interested in a fandom just for fun and don't want to engage in the critical analysis you see online about it that's fine (to an extent of course)
If seeing something you feel very strongly about be broken-down to analyze online, you don't have to engage with that content. You don't have to respond or defend your opinion. You don't have to doom scroll through an anti- tag. You can just let others critique it on their corner of the internet while you lovingly engage with your side
It's okay to just like something to like it
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