@hai1eybot@augustblaine being someone that had him as a main rp character for most of my rp career... i unfortunately had to know a bit about the guy hah. eventually he got to a point that while he hasn't done anything Horrible, i still don't want to rp nick anymore.
@augustblaine I will always remember that man running the damn "3 6 mafia" like two men saying how many times they tried out for a vocal competition meant true love
@augustblaine It's such a contrast to someone like Billy Lewis Jr, who genuinely hasn't had much after Glee but still talks about his time there fondly. You can have a minor role in a big show and be known for it, and that's fine. Yeah, it might define you, but you're known for /something./
@augustblaine He both seems to resent Glee, and simultaneously acts like his role was so much bigger than it really was. He got one song - that he shared with Grant mind you, and a few scenes. His biggest ship runs off one line of dialogue.
@augustblaine This isn't the first incident I've heard of him being weirdly combative towards a fan about Glee... even though he's the guy that can't keep Glee out of his mouth despite having so many other projects.
i cannot interact with the larger glee community much because a lot of my experiences are through roleplay. i don't think i've watched an actual episode of the show in like 2 years at least
So fun thing, irl nobody has ever thought of me as less of a lesbian because I dated men in the past.
I expressed that while I was with them, and did do things with them, I never enjoyed it. And nobody's ever given me shit for that.
I've only gotten shit online.
You never knew week-by-week how the show was going to go, and fandom was rife with AU's because of it. Now that shows are released in either big chunks or all at once, the mystery's kind of lost. Episodes rarely end on cliffhangers - it's saved for the finale.
Fandom was different when shows were episodic.
I remember people making predictions for every new episode, everyone gathering around their TV's to watch that episode premiere. Running to Tumblr the second it finished to either say you were right or yell for being wrong.
Getting to me that every time I try to get someone to see Wildwood it's pulling teeth
If it's a movie they want to see, they're all for it. If they pick it, there's no chance we're *not* seeing it.
If I want to see it, who gives a shit.