Anonymous
07/05/2021 01:52
Subject: Re:Is cosplay weird in your book?
Idiots
Anonymous
07/04/2021 18:10
Subject: Re:Is cosplay weird in your book?
Are furries cosplay or are they something different? I took my DS to a indoor football game in Pittsburgh once and there was a convention also going on and many people were walking around the city with tails a few were in full costumes. That was a little weird.
Anonymous
07/04/2021 18:07
Subject: Is cosplay weird in your book?
It's great. Some knit, build models, play chess. Your spouse creates costumes. It's better than drinking and gambling, isn't it?
Anonymous
07/04/2021 18:03
Subject: Is cosplay weird in your book?
Anonymous wrote:I don't think it is weird if it is your job/industry - theater, television etc. If you're just a fan, like star trek people, then yeah it's weird.
If it is your job, it's not "cosplay." It's professional acting.
You do not understand what people are discussing when they use the term "cosplay."
Oh, and you're yet another knee-jerk "If I don't do it, it is weird" person. Do you think everything you don't do, like or choose is weird or wrong? Eh, probably you do. I guess you'll say you are a fan of things but don't pretend you're part of those things. That's fine. Why judge others who express themselves differently from you? And nope, not a cosplayer myself, but like a PP above I enjoy seeing them at events or fairs etc. They're creative. I"m betting they don't spend much time sitting around judging those who don't cosplay.
Anonymous
07/04/2021 05:55
Subject: Is cosplay weird in your book?
I don't think it is weird if it is your job/industry - theater, television etc. If you're just a fan, like star trek people, then yeah it's weird.
Anonymous
07/04/2021 05:48
Subject: Is cosplay weird in your book?
I go to conventions/rennfairs but do not cosplay but my good friend does. I like seeing the cosplayers, it's half the fun of going. My friend is actually a theater costume stitcher for her day job so she gets to stretch her skills in something for herself.
Anonymous
07/04/2021 05:39
Subject: Is cosplay weird in your book?
Anonymous wrote:Been married for 15 years and we have dressed up for Halloween almost every year. Most years the standard party city stuff. A couple of times we ordered more expensive costumes if we had something fun to do (a party or event).
Maybe it’s Covid boredom but DH started working on a more serious/realistic costume. We do not go to conventions or comic con stuff or anything so I am not sure what the point of this elaborate costume is.
It is not even anything our kids are into (Star Wars) so obviously just for him. Seems weird to me but maybe it is a new thing he just spontaneously wanted to do. He says it is just something we wanted try, apparently for no purpose. Is this weird or what?
Doesn’t matter what others think is weird. I think electric trucks are weird and others don’t.
Anonymous
07/04/2021 04:33
Subject: Is cosplay weird in your book?
I think it’s both weird but also fun and cool.
Like, I would always feel weird doing it. But people who are into seem like genuinely nice nerds who are having a good time.
And I mean nerd as a compliment!
Like, I would always feel weird doing it. But people who are into seem like genuinely nice nerds who are having a good time.
And I mean nerd as a compliment!
Anonymous
07/04/2021 04:04
Subject: Re:Is cosplay weird in your book?
Man, let's think together. Is it normal, when Hollywood actors pretend to be fantasy characters? I think, yes. And there is a huge team that is working during the whole filming process, that creates makeup for this actor. Isn't it a cosplay? I believe that it is absolutely normal and I even buy a lot of costumes, qualitative contacts from Coleyes and make the expensive makeup for that aim. That is a kind of modern art.
Anonymous
02/26/2021 20:55
Subject: Is cosplay weird in your book?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Is it weird when a (developmentally average) adult elaborately pretends to be a fantasy cartoon character? Is that the question?
Another poster who has no actual knowledge of what cosplay is, who does it, or their motivations. Yep, the usual knee-jerk "if I don't do it myself, it's weird, and no, I'm not going to think about it any other way" reaction so common here!
Learn me...
Anonymous
02/26/2021 20:51
Subject: Is cosplay weird in your book?
Yes, it's weird. Your husband is weird.
Anonymous
02/25/2021 13:53
Subject: Is cosplay weird in your book?
Anonymous wrote:Is it weird when a (developmentally average) adult elaborately pretends to be a fantasy cartoon character? Is that the question?
Another poster who has no actual knowledge of what cosplay is, who does it, or their motivations. Yep, the usual knee-jerk "if I don't do it myself, it's weird, and no, I'm not going to think about it any other way" reaction so common here!
Anonymous
02/25/2021 13:52
Subject: Is cosplay weird in your book?
Anonymous wrote:It's not weird to do an elaborate Halloween costume once in a while, but it is a little weird that you're crowdsourcing whether you should judge him for it.
+1000
Anonymous
02/25/2021 13:51
Subject: Is cosplay weird in your book?
Anonymous wrote:I don't think it is weird, assuming it's just for fun. But if it is really a checking out of realty type thing... I'd be worried.
OP's never going to know which it is since she apparently doesn't talk much to her husband, or he doesn't want to share his thoughts about this with her. Considering how she leaps straight to "weird," he might assume she's going to judge him no matter what.
Oh, and OP's not a psychiatrist so she won't know where "just for fun" ends and "checking out of reality" begins anyway.
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People here are reading so much into costumes and equating them with something being mentally off. That's really their problem, not the DH's.
Anonymous
02/25/2021 13:44
Subject: Is cosplay weird in your book?
Is it weird when a (developmentally average) adult elaborately pretends to be a fantasy cartoon character? Is that the question?