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Actually, let me rephrase; today on RDN, serious discussion on the merits of a crush in a fictional character
Wednesday, 12-Sep-12 13:22:41 UTC from StatusNet Android-
@redenchilada F-F-F-Fluttershy isn't real? D= ... Q_Q
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@redenchilada Dude my imaginary relationship with Wheatley is very important to me and I would appreciate it if you
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@thelastgherkin Somehow I never have the right reaction image when I need it.
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@redenchilada Would it involve the word 'moron'?
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@thelastgherkin It's the "SHE IS A CARTOON" one
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@redenchilada Also; paraspriting.
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@redenchilada >Wheatley >she >cartoon
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@eaglehooves Look man, I just don't understand the obsession with something you have literally zero chance of being with.
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@redenchilada You've never had a crush on a girl way out of your league?
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@thelastgherkin That's different because there's at least some small chance in the confines of the netherworld that it can happen.
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@redenchilada Yet it can still lead to the same amount of obsession.
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@thelastgherkin Different circumstances.
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@redenchilada Yes, it is. Because it's surprisingly LESS creepy to draw pictures, write stories about, and publicly obsess over fictional characters than it is real people. Thus you hear a lot more about it than "I drew a picture of Jessica today. *sssshlurpfefefefefe*"
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@thelastgherkin Obsessions like that are creepy no matter what.
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@thelastgherkin It's much, much harder to hide in a fictional characters bushes with a telescope too.
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@redenchilada I'm not denying that. I'm saying there are tiers. Let them have their fun with their characters, because it keeps them off the streets and the path to stalkerdom.
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@redenchilada conversations on RDN are awesome that way!
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@eaglehooves NOT IN THE SIMS NEIGHBOURHOOD I CREATED
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@thelastgherkin I'm not telling them not to. I'm just saying I don't relate. Whatever makes you happy, I guess.
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