Lessons Learned!

I just realized that my blog is completely dominated by fanfics lately. I dunno if it's a good thing or not either. lol But still, it's all about fandom. So I guess it's fine whatever to post here that fits to my likings. Well this blog is for updating about fandom anyway. How I do things, fangirling.

Isn't it nice? Trying things like blogging, writing fanfics, making guitar covers (which is already outnumbered) and drawing at the same? Who could have thought I can spare time just doing all of this, all for the love of entertainment.

This entry is just an update. Just random blabbing or sort of.

Right now I'm gonna share something that changed my perspective towards fandom. Of course some of us, including me, became one of those people who became overly attached with their idols. Maeda Atsuko, to me specifically.

To be honest growing too attached with admiring an idol or any celebrity never came to my thoughts. I started just admiring them in a way that 'hey I like this group and this idol' and starts searching more about them. Could it be works or even personal life.

To be honest I don't really like the idea that people starts saying, 'leave their private lives' since it's not our business any longer. So I have ignored such statements and just have fun with searching more about them, and having too many researches out there made me have the urge to even take out a blog here.

The more I research about them the more I find myself more endeared to them. Which is probably the back story why I grew so attached with admiring Atsuko Maeda. I first started blogging with SCANDAL and Bae Suzy and some others I don't remember. I came to like blogging more because the stories and entertainment behind these celebrities we're so fond of are so interesting. I think there is nothing wrong with it though. Since you're interested to someone you like, you have this urge to know more about them. It's also became a norm since you've started a blog to which you're obliged to update from time to time. It's normal I guess. The way you take things about them is what makes a difference.

Lessons that I've learned lately would perhaps about understanding that I'm just one of the thousands of people that is just a mere fan. To which my idol would never knew my specific existence but only acknowledging me as just part of a label of a fan.

Second, would probably understanding that researching more about their personal lives is a choice. And getting happy, mad or hurt about it, is your own responsibility and personal take to the situation.

Third, fans are too opinionated as well as have different perspectives on how they fangirl/fanboy. Some are just overly attached thinking that they are some sort of a manager that's so protective over their idols. They can't even take a joke thrown at their personal favorites. Some of them think too high of themselves just because they knew their idol's native language. Some are just happy go lucky, willing to make fun of everything to which I prefer the most. And a few more labels. lol

So, to conclude all these shits I'm saying. Know your position in your fandom. Learn to accept things to your idol and never get too attached. Your actions in fangirling/fanboying is a choice, so learn to be responsible. And last, learn to respect the opinion of others/fans. If you're against his/her thoughts, learn to shut the fuck up! If she or he gets on your nerves, just fucking ignore because they are too much of a retard. Understand that they are just fcking close-minded shitty assholes. They need help and attention. Fuckers!