• @[email protected]
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        61 year ago

        I went to a renaissance faire recently with some friends. We dressed up, drank booze, watched a few “shows”, and wandered around – it was a blast.

        It’s something I would have been mortified to admit to doing in my teens or 20s.

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          1 year ago

          We dressed up, drank booze…

          I’ve never quite understood the appeal of ren faires, mainly because I’m frugal and I always felt like there wasn’t much to do except buy stuff. Reading your comment, I think there might be a key step or two that I overlooked.

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            41 year ago

            It also helps to go to a larger one that also caters to adults. Some of the shows we went to were clearly not for kids.

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              Frankly, I don’t need to worry about ren faires at this point; I’m going to get plenty of that sort of entertainment going to Dragon Con instead.

      • @SuddenDownpour
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        41 year ago

        Something that helps too is not being surrounded by people who will discriminate you for being who you are.

    • @Jackiedoodle
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      191 year ago

      Sometimes it’s good to care. If someone is saying you’re acts are immoral irresponsible or genuinely with your interests in mind you should listen and make a decision. If its someone saying you’re being odd or being weird they’re projecting their own self consciousness to stand out from the crowd.