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see? you like beavers. we happen to like people. To each his own lol
onlymystory said:Yeah I have to say that as far as this new question goes, I don't see anything wrong with having the celebrity in your signature at all. From the "fan girl" (I don't like that term) perspective, its a way of showing that you like the actor and think they are talented and cute. Its also a way of belonging to a group on a forum. I mean, I think Skandar is cute in the same way my little brother is cute (I am 8 years older after all) but he's still in my avatar because some of my first friends on this site were Skandarnites and so I keep that as a reflection of that. And it says nothing against the celebrity. Every celebrity in the world knows that this happens if they become famous. Many have said in interviews to be flattered by fans and their attentions. And again, I don't know that its fair to say just girls are the problem. Both girls and boys are fans of celebrities and I would actually argue that its much more dangerous and detrimental for a boy to have pictures of a female celebrity than it is for a girl to have pics of a male celebrity. but that's a whole other discussion.
onlymystory said:Yeah I have to say that as far as this new question goes, I don't see anything wrong with having the celebrity in your signature at all. From the "fan girl" (I don't like that term) perspective, its a way of showing that you like the actor and think they are talented and cute. Its also a way of belonging to a group on a forum. I mean, I think Skandar is cute in the same way my little brother is cute (I am 8 years older after all) but he's still in my avatar because some of my first friends on this site were Skandarnites and so I keep that as a reflection of that. And it says nothing against the celebrity. Every celebrity in the world knows that this happens if they become famous. Many have said in interviews to be flattered by fans and their attentions. And again, I don't know that its fair to say just girls are the problem. Both girls and boys are fans of celebrities and I would actually argue that its much more dangerous and detrimental for a boy to have pictures of a female celebrity than it is for a girl to have pics of a male celebrity. but that's a whole other discussion.
WPMlover said:*claps* BRAVO! You should be on Broadway! Excellent if i do say so myself.
haha...yeah...it was really good though!Princess_Iliana said:Thank you, thank you very much. Tiffany has left the building...
well, not really.![]()
EveningStar said:I don't think "fangirlism" is necessarily harmful. If it invades on someone's ability to make friends in the real world or to develop into a healthy, well rounded woman, then yes it is harmful for that person.
There is a wonderful quality to the human psyche, the ability to suspend disbelief. That allows us to immerse ourselves in science fiction, romance, and mystery novels. That allows us to enjoy Star Wars without obsessing over the fact it was actually all shot on Earth.
Part of the fun of being a fan girl is ignoring the obvious fact that most people won't ever actually meet Skandar Keynes or William Moseley, much less be romantically involved with them. That doesn't mean fangirls don't know this, but it's part of the fun of being a fangirl to temporarily ignore this and not dwell on it just because it's so. This is suspension of disbelief, a normal part of human daydreaming.
John B.
I apologize, I should have made sure to add that, though I must say it's entirely different. Guys may like girls strongly, but they do not go on forums and display their affection with hundreds of pictures of a celebrity. There's a distinguishment between identities. Now, I'm not entirely saying this is a bad thing, I'm stating a fact. This is an open debate, and I'll attempt to be as least biased as is possible.Princess_Iliana said:First of all, All I have been hearing here is fan girl, fan girl, fan girl!
What about Boy fans? Boys have the same phase over a famous girl too.
Asphodel, proved that for me, yesterday. I don't understand why its always that the 'fangirls' are the 'unhealthy obsessors' and yet, fanboys are not.
Does that make any sense to any one?
I don't mean to sound crude, but I'd strongly question whether or not fangirls like Will or Skandar or whoever it is because they have talent. I think there is a fine line between acknowledging the fact that you think a person is attractive, but when it comes to plastering it all over your signature with things like "Pro-Team Movement for Mankind" or whatever it is because it made a guy strong or something, that just seems to me a little unhealthy.onlymystory said:Yeah I have to say that as far as this new question goes, I don't see anything wrong with having the celebrity in your signature at all. From the "fan girl" (I don't like that term) perspective, its a way of showing that you like the actor and think they are talented and cute. Its also a way of belonging to a group on a forum. I mean, I think Skandar is cute in the same way my little brother is cute (I am 8 years older after all) but he's still in my avatar because some of my first friends on this site were Skandarnites and so I keep that as a reflection of that. And it says nothing against the celebrity. Every celebrity in the world knows that this happens if they become famous. Many have said in interviews to be flattered by fans and their attentions. And again, I don't know that its fair to say just girls are the problem. Both girls and boys are fans of celebrities and I would actually argue that its much more dangerous and detrimental for a boy to have pictures of a female celebrity than it is for a girl to have pics of a male celebrity. but that's a whole other discussion.
okay first of all, im in PTMM because I LOVE tea. I loved it before i came to this site. The people who did that were kidding. They actually like tea lol.Asphodel said:I don't mean to sound crude, but I'd strongly question whether or not fangirls like Will or Skandar or whoever it is because they have talent. I think there is a fine line between acknowledging the fact that you think a person is attractive, but when it comes to plastering it all over your signature with things like "Pro-Team Movement for Mankind" or whatever it is because it made a guy strong or something, that just seems to me a little unhealthy.
But just my opinion, as always.