TWO WEEKS!
Not that I'm counting the days or anything.
I've been thinking about fandom. And how just through surfing through the Stargate SG-1 fragments of LJ, not to mention actually joining things like
sg1flashfic and
stargate_santa, I'm meeting people who don't feel exactly the same way as I do about everything. When I first got into the show, there were two things I was absolutely not prepared to tolerate:
-Jack/Sam
-Jonas.
And now there are people on my friends' list who are fond of one, or the other, or both. And I'm having discussions with slash-free people, and squeeing with Sam/Daniel shippers who don't also support Jack/Daniel, and just added a pure Jack/Sam shipper to the friends' list today, which has all got me thinking.
Am I becoming more tolerant? Is being part of fandom actually making me a better person by teaching me to respect people with whom I genuinely disagree? Wouldn't that be nifty if fandom were useful for something other than procrastination?
It's also making me appreciate
gvambat that much more. Because fun as it is to have people to debate with, it's also nice to have someone who agrees with you about absolutely everything, someone whose opinions are my opinions and whose shipping tendencies are my shipping tendencies. That's the difference between being part of a community and having a best friend.
Love you, hon.
Not that I'm counting the days or anything.
I've been thinking about fandom. And how just through surfing through the Stargate SG-1 fragments of LJ, not to mention actually joining things like
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-Jack/Sam
-Jonas.
And now there are people on my friends' list who are fond of one, or the other, or both. And I'm having discussions with slash-free people, and squeeing with Sam/Daniel shippers who don't also support Jack/Daniel, and just added a pure Jack/Sam shipper to the friends' list today, which has all got me thinking.
Am I becoming more tolerant? Is being part of fandom actually making me a better person by teaching me to respect people with whom I genuinely disagree? Wouldn't that be nifty if fandom were useful for something other than procrastination?
It's also making me appreciate
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Love you, hon.