I cannot recommend enough being a fan of something that does not constantly infuriate you.

If all you do is rage at/about "your" franchise, you are not living your best life.

That doesn& #39;t mean you shouldn& #39;t insist upon things you love doing better. By all means, do that. But if you& #39;re building your identity around rage, *especially* rage at a fictional universe, you& #39;re not doing yourself or those around you any good.

This is part of why I shitpost and muse about obscure Star Wars shit at least as much as I yell about Star Wars. And this is why I tweet about Star Trek and Stargate and Critical Role all the time despite the fact that that& #39;s not why anybody& #39;s following me.

And if you find that all you have in your tank for a particular franchise is rage, then...well, you& #39;re not a fan of that thing. Anymore, at least. And that& #39;s totally okay. Learn to let go.

(me retweeting this today is not a subtweet at reylos, in part or in whole - they clearly still very much love Star Wars. I& #39;m just rolling my eyes once again at the people who comment on everything SW with how it& #39;s been "ruined" by whichever culprit they& #39;re fixated on.)