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anthracite
· 3 years ago
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No argument there whatsoever.
inspectora
· 3 years ago
Comic are the modern philosophical media. Those with power, do they do good, evil, nothing... are they active only in defense of their close community and possessions? The ponderance of this in graphic telling is the parallel to the Illyad, story of Troy, Homer... and those whom bring us these stories are the oracles of the gods.
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bluelagoon
· 3 years ago
Entertainment is important, but it should never be the most important thing in your life, and for a lot of forks it has become so. social media, streaming, celebrity gossip, that's the only things they can talk about.
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inspectora
· 3 years ago
Are you.... are you trying to suggest that ... people who read comics... are social?
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bluelagoon
· 3 years ago
sure they are! You've never been to a comic con have you....Social AF. My first con a made a burger costume and dressed up as Beefsquatch from Bob's Burgers. It was great!
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famousone
· 3 years ago
Never been to a con. Seemed a bit toxic for my tastes.
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ewqua
· 3 years ago
I agree with bluelagoon's original assertion. Entertainment is great for unwinding but it's important not to let it consume your life. Especially nowadays when we're surrounded by distractions at every step. Imo more meaningful activities, especially creative endeavors or any self-improvement/learning, feel more fulfilling in the long run because you can track the progress over time. I've been there, lost a few months of my life just wandering around the apartment, playing video games and watching TV or YouTube, but tbh I was heavily burnt out/depressed at the time so that might influence my perception. You do you, don't let a rando like me tell you how to live your life. I'm just saying that making entertainment the *most important thing* will start feeling really empty after a while.
