![]() ![]() And now? Negativity.Įven the TV stations don’t show Winx ads any more. ![]() So much joy and happiness was there in the mid to late 2000’s. Not trying to knock on you or anyone else. Why can’t this community be as engaged and happy as it was from 2004-2012? Why can’t the Winx community be as strong and popular as it once was? Why are inferior shows loved while Winx gets the “it sucks” treatment from the so-called “fans”? No more positivity, no more engagement in fanfictions or fanart. There wasn’t so much negativity back in 2012, before season 5’s release. Season 8 isn’t even out there and yet it’s universally hated already □. Perhaps it would have been best if Iginio ended it all after the 2nd Winx movie, so we would still have millions of happy fans in the Winx community, instead of people crapping on everything Rainbow does these days. There is so much hate for the newer seasons and while they haven’t featured Rainbow’s best writing as 1-4, there should be no need to trash them or move onto other cartoons that have the worst writing you’ll ever see. I liked visiting the blog from time to time to read about different things (Miele, caption contests, news, dolls…). Too bad 9 years of work (or rather 8 years) just vanish. Maybe that’s proof this needed to happen. Maybe after a few months away, I’ll start to feel better.Īnyway, this is it. I’ve been obsessed with Winx for nine years, so it’ll be hard to detach from it at first. I just need to.)Įventually, I’ll focus on something else. But I’ll stop reading Winx news as often, and I’ll stop visiting the sites and blogs I loved. The good news is it won’t get as much traffic as Una di Noi did, so I can stay relatively invisible. I’ll still have my Aisha X Nex blog, but that’s it. ![]() My plan is to slowly pull away from Winx. I was even having a hard time sleeping for several months. Some days, I feel so lonely, I feel like I’m suffocating. I wanna feel like I belong in the Winx fandom, but I don’t feel that way anymore. And when everyone hates a specific part you love, it can feel like you’re alone against the world. Since having the same interest is what brought us together, why wouldn’t I wanna enjoy it with everyone? If I can’t, it defeats the point of being in a fandom. ![]() Fans who live in the same country or speak the same language might have a slightly stronger connection, but otherwise, all we have is Winx Club. You can barely call yourselves acquaintances. Yet that’s what a fandom is: strangers trying to be a community just because they all like one thing, even if they have nothing else in common. But liking the same show isn’t enough to base a friendship on. I’ve met some fans I like a lot, and I’ll miss them. Some of them are people I’d never associate with in real life. I don’t know their names, where they come from, or what their lives are like outside the Internet. #Una di noi winx full#My bonds with them are deeper than mutual interest in a cartoon about fairies.īut the Winx fandom is full of people I’ve never met - and never will. And hopefully my friends will always be my friends, the people who know me personally and like me for who I am. My parents will always be my parents, the people who brought me into this world. Even though we have different interests, my siblings will always be my siblings, the people I grew up with. My friends and family have things they love that I don’t - and vice versa.īut the difference is they’re my friends and family. Believe me, I tell myself that all the time. It doesn’t help that the fandom hates a lot of things I love, especially my favorite couple Aisha and Nex. I haven’t lost interest in Winx Club - in fact, I’m getting excited about season eight - but I don’t enjoy it for the same reasons as everyone else. The main reason I’m quitting is because I feel no connection to the Winx fandom anymore. Nine years was a good run, but I can’t keep it going. ![]()
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