That's what I thought. Anyways, in case you're not in the know, a fandom is an inevitable consequence of the internet and social media. Firs, you watch a few episodes from a TV show or YouTube channel, then you watch all of them. Before you know it, you're reading everything you can find about the aforementioned content online. Then, you run out of episodes. At that point, all reason ceases to exist, and you retreat within your own mind. Many victims surround themselves with pictures of Benedict Cumberbatch or John Green (depending on the fandom, of course.) To date, there is no cure, nor is it expected that there ever will be. As Sabrina from Nerdy and Quirky once said, "For most things in life, there's a way out. Not this... They're going down with this ship."
Regretfully, I suspect that might be true. It's to late for me, but it may not be for you. Save yourself, before it's too late. Don't be seduced by Benedict Cumberbatch.
If you would like to learn more about fandoms and their effects on victims, watch Nerdy and Quirky's video on the subject bellow, and don't be afraid to share your thoughts on the matter in the comments.
