Tbf I Haven't Seen Much Rudeness That Hurt Me Personally I Have However Seen The Double Standard In This

Tbf I haven't seen much rudeness that hurt me personally I have however seen the double standard in this fandom. It's just a small group and it's so glaringly obvious. They think we don't see it but we do.

Well, I think double standards are present in every fandom. I was just naive enough to believe YR fandom was better. You're right, it's always a small amount of people, but they are also the loudest. Once again, it's a common thing. I just usually stay aside from fandoms to avoid all this drama and people who take an opinion different from theirs as a personal insult.

I agree on drop in quality, but at the same time I really think shorter seasons are better for most series. I can think of some "old" shows that could be much better if they'd have less episodes and concentrated more on the main plot. Only six episodes per season is a crime though (and here I think of In the Flesh only having three episodes in first season... rip)

I do not understand why most TV shows now have fewer episodes, with each episode being shorter, but the quality of the writing has not improved. In the past, shows used to have many more episodes per season with better writing. What happened to cause this drop in quality? Sigh!

His VA also delivered a great job because the "Kidnapping? Warm family reunion?" and "I knew you would break my heart, you bloody bastard" lines are living in my head rent-free for 8 years and counting

i just got here but sincerely what is wrong with dorian pavus. he’s a necromancer. he helped invent time travel with his phd supervisor; this is never touched upon again. he comes out to you in front of his homophobic dad by going “sex. with men. ever heard of it”. he’s canonically so good at magic that he can keep up with god in conversation about it. constantly complains about the weather and all while he has one tit out at all times. his backstory is that he’s simultaneously a delinquent and a girlboss. he’s an alcoholic. his facial hair is completely fucking indefensible. h

Neil Gaiman's favorite trope

Oh to watch an actually well-written show where even side characters have inner conflicts and personal growth. Such a lovely thing to have.

Poor Simon can't finish their Christmas dinner because his boyfriend doesn't want the dinner, he only wants snuggles