Holtzmann/Tolan, OMG I'M NOT ALONE. I love them! I loved every bit of their banter and how much they just liked being near each other!! That chemistry was there, I wasn't crazy!!
I understand what you mean about comments though. A lot of social media nowadays is shockingly solitary. If you don't go in with a clique or don't write things that are popular (and POC are rarely that popular), you're out. So comments, at least, serve as feedback and a voice to reassure us that real actual people have thoughts about what we created.
On the other hand, I can appreciate the kudos/like buttons. Sometimes, you just run out of spoons to say anything. For me, I've found myself writing and rewriting a comment that just don't come out right and end up deleting everything to kudos. So that's also part of the dilemma that's hard to solve.
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Date: 2018-12-29 10:30 am (UTC)I understand what you mean about comments though. A lot of social media nowadays is shockingly solitary. If you don't go in with a clique or don't write things that are popular (and POC are rarely that popular), you're out. So comments, at least, serve as feedback and a voice to reassure us that real actual people have thoughts about what we created.
On the other hand, I can appreciate the kudos/like buttons. Sometimes, you just run out of spoons to say anything. For me, I've found myself writing and rewriting a comment that just don't come out right and end up deleting everything to kudos. So that's also part of the dilemma that's hard to solve.