Lol fanboys. (Or fanbrats who happen to be boys, more accurately.)

[anactoria]

'Fanbrats' is probably a more accurate term. There are lots of boys around who are fans and have the miraculous ability not to engage in this kind of childish behaviour (pot, kettle, you say? I don't know what you mean.)

But anyway. I got my very first flame today! I feel so proud.

Let me get this straight...so in less than a couple of pages, Dan "successfully" abandons Laurie with their possible child, moves in/works for the man he has every reason to hate and through both the comic/movie OBVIOUSLY HATES, and then has an affair with him?

What are you smoking and can I have some.

Yep. All that hugging and still being friends years after the Keene Act? Obvious hate. *sigh*

(And in answer to the last question, Cherry Ziganov and no.)

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[eugenetapdance.livejournal.com]

Let me guess. FFN?

[muzivitch.livejournal.com]

I once wrote RPS (*cringe*) for a Romanian dancepop group (*double cringe*) and got an entire series of shrieking comments about them not being gay OMG.

It was hilarious. Almost as much as the ones I used to get from Alias about SARK BELONGING TO SYDNEY HOW DARE I WRITE SARK/RACHEL.

[oudeteron.livejournal.com]

More like morons than fanboys if you ask me. The whole point of the story is making the situation believable. But what can you expect from someone who clearly understands maybe 5% of what they read, right? "Obvious hate", in caps, haha.

I also take issue with their oversimplified view on fandom members and characters' sexualities, but it's not like they'd listen if you tried to point that out.