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Clickable Emoticons	MissunyNightFury wrote: > Yesterday, I went to Walmart with my dad. We walked over to the book > section and they had a couple of those Dragons kids' books. One of them was > called "All about the Dragons," which gives a basic overview of > the whole plot.(it wasn't super spoilerly, just general) I was surprised to > find myself reading it, especially since I was risking the chance of > discovering spoilers. To be honest, I didn't care. > > All of these spoilers, rumors, and conflicting opinions are so > overwhelming, that I feel like I'm becoming numb. I'm at a point where I'm > not really caring about any of these things anymore, or worrying about > discovering them. Now, I just want to see the film; I will enjoy it, > regardless of what is said, seen, or heard. I'm going to call this The > "I Don't Care" Effect, or The IDC Effect. > > Is there anyone else feeling this? Are you at a point where you don't care > about the spoilers anymore, and you just want to see the movie? Are you > finding yourself not as surprised or upset when you find out about > something? Has this happened to you before with another movie? > > I believe this has happened to me before when I first heard about the new > Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles movie. Fans were freaking out and all this > stuff was leaking out, and it caused quite a bit of stress for me. Now, I > can care less about what others think about it, and I guarantee I'll enjoy > that movie too.
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