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See also, "We're in a drought; conserve water!" Meanwhile, bottled water companies and golf courses for rich folk empty the aquifers.

Seeing people get on others asses for being upset that Neil turned out to be a horrible person and saying that they've should've seen it coming bc all the other disgusting shit he involved himself with is crazy.

Just bc ur a fan of someone's work doesn't automatically make you aware of everything the mf does or has done. Esp when ALL of the nasty things he has done have been swept under the rug, so people just don't know.

Also, there's nothing wrong with being upset over your fav or someone you admire being a terrible person. It's not being parasocial at all.

I want to share my thoughts on the recent allegations, because of the reaction I'm seeing on here. okay so right off the bat: if your reaction to this has been to immediately believe the victims and to revoke support for Gaiman and his work, that's good. believe the victims, even when it's against someone you looked up to. don't let the fact you personally like or respect someone to blind you to these things. however, these accusations have a lot wrong with them. they come from a known tabloid website filled with ads, written by the terf sister of Boris Johnson. Every article sources this tabloid or the true crime podcast it links to, neither of which are reputable. The accusations also coming just shy of a week off the stars of his most well known show (and by extension himself) being attacked at all sides by right wing organizations, really hinders any credibility to me. The fact that they're coming out now of all times is really suspicious to me. Having said that, I think the bit of truth, him having dated a teenage fan and his childrens nanny, does make me think he's not as great as i once thought. The extent of the claims still seems exaggerated for the article, but that bit of truth is making me think less of him. tl;dr, the sourced article was written by a terf for a tabloid. There can be some truth to it, but wait until there's actual evidence, and until this develops further

Just a reminder.....

In light of some recent allegations that came out about Neil Gaiman, it's okay to have complicated feelings when a beloved celebrity does something shitty.

It's okay to feel betrayed and let down when a beloved celebrity does something shitty.

It's okay to have to re-consider your relationship with a shitty celebrity and their work.

It's okay to have once loved and looked up to someone who turned out to be a huge piece of shit.

It's okay to still love a shitty celebrity's work while recognizing that the celebrity is a shitty person.

The shitty and unhealthy thing to do is to dig in an insist that your fave celebrity did nothing wrong.

/this is why we can't have nice things meme