• I love when people loredump. After they’ve said their piece, I usually have to tell them I have absolutely no idea what they’re talking about since I’m not part of that particular niche Fandom but by all means keep telling me things about it.

        No, I don’t know anything about sailor moon, but please do continue talking about it, because you clearly enjoy it and you’re making me enjoy it if only for 20 minutes. (also that thing you said reminded me of something from stargate sg-1 so pls listen to that later and then we can compare the two)

  • WhoIzDisIz ( WhoIzDisIz@lemmy.today ) 
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    Letting yourself out & loud like that is probably a great time & mental energy saver - if they can’t at least find your quirks charming, then why waste any more time with them?

    • groucho ( groucho@retrolemmy.com ) 
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      A long time ago at a Halloween house party, a pretty girl monologued at me for over a half hour about sleeve length in medieval dresses, separated by separate time periods and regions. We’re married now.

  • Banana ( Banana@sh.itjust.works ) 
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    I’m a big proponent of “showing your weird” – I’ve always liked weird people because they don’t appear to be hiding anything, whereas people who seem “perfect” are often too good to be true, and are fucked up in a way they have to hide.

    I’ve had success showing my weird; it weeds out those who would not want me, and that prevents wasted time and energy on something thatd never work.