LJ has such an incredibly liberal fandom community that I think I just forget that that's not really how it is in the US. Hmmm, that's probably true - Willow and Tara were not even allowed to kiss on screen for years!
And how come I didn't know that you'd lived in America?
For the most part I just find the prudishness laughable, because it's just about as far from my own values and beliefs as you can get.
And how come I didn't know that you'd lived in America? I don't know, I guess I don't talk about it that much, except in passing like I did here. I lived in Florida for most of my adolescence, graduated from high school and everything.
Well, I live by my own personal code of ethics, but I don't expect others to abide the same rules. I figure, as long as it's not hurting anyone, what do I care what they get up to in their own bedrooms (or out of them, for that matter)?
Well, I live by my own personal code of ethics, but I don't expect others to abide the same rules. That's the thing. And considering that we like the messed-up-ness that is Spuffy, I guess that automatically puts us in the 'tolerant' box. ;)
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Hmmm, that's probably true - Willow and Tara were not even allowed to kiss on screen for years!
And how come I didn't know that you'd lived in America?
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And how come I didn't know that you'd lived in America?
I don't know, I guess I don't talk about it that much, except in passing like I did here. I lived in Florida for most of my adolescence, graduated from high school and everything.
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And that just goes to show how little we sometimes know about each other - although I know your fandom opinions pretty well. *g*
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That's the thing. And considering that we like the messed-up-ness that is Spuffy, I guess that automatically puts us in the 'tolerant' box. ;)