Claire Keane
@theartofmadeline
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Lint Roller? I Barely Know Her
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@sfth-confessions
Hello and welcome to SFTH-Confessions!
As the name suggests, this is a place to submit confessions, headcanons, questions, theories, hot takes and whatever you seem fits!
ASKS ARE NOT A REPRESENTATION OF MY OWN OPINIONS.
If you have confessions about Roll From the Hip, there is a seperate account for that I highly recommend checking out: @rfth-headcanons-confessions
Blog runs on a queue!
Rules under the cut:
What counts as liveblogging? Are screenshots okay to post? I'm worried I might be one of the people anon is talking about 🙈
Talking about this post
I think the boys have outgrown the bill murray and especially considering how the murray handles things like cancelling shows with no warning then I'll be glad when they stop doing shows there. their loyalty is nice but fuck the murray man
Genuinely asking, cause this has always confused me and because it seems to be the discussion rn, it seems relevant:
Why are emojis bad to have in captions? I understand if they are super frequent, and how that might be distracting or hard to read, but the very occasional ones? If anything, it helps me with tone or emphasis, so can someone on the other side of the fence help with why it would be bad?
Thanks for any responses!
Talking about this post (maybe)
Does anyone else have terrible anxiety about bad crowds? Or I guess, second-hand anxiety about other fans? This is not even specific to SFTH; I get this all the time, but SFTH interacts w/ their fans so much it comes up a LOT.
If an audience member shouts out something when it’s not a suggestion during the slotted suggestion time, or even if it is but it’s inappropriate/awkward… I literally have to mute my volume. If I’m watching a livestream and a fan’s donation says something my brain deems as weird, parasocial, over sharing, awkward? I literally have to skip forward in the video.
I think it comes from the fact that I’m part of the group that is “Fans” so the fact that another fan is doing it somehow implicates me, is what my brain sees it as? But I get this even when I’m not a fan of a group/person.
Am I the only one? I don’t think I could ever go to a live show because at some point someone will shout something and I’ll like, get a shovel and bury myself in the theatre right then.
Also I know this sounds like I need therapy but nothing in my life caused this 😭 This is probably just an intrusive thought example. I swear I don’t have some traumatic past of being shouted at by an audience or something, I am just. You know how some people think they’re empaths because they know when people are upset? Well, I’m like the useless and mildly irritating version who doesn’t actually know what people are feeling but instead projects my own emotions onto others and just takes it as fact.
Hello! Mod of @rfth-headcanons-confessions here. I was wondering if you could mention me in your pinned (above the readmore where it's easier to see) so that people know there's a rfth-specific blog for confessions? I obviously have no problem with you posting the ones people send your way, but I'm a little jealous (/j /silly) that you get asks about rfth when I'm right here
Yeah sure! I also think more people should go to you but like I can't delete asks if they've already been sent in 😅
i'm pretty new to the sfth fandom (only started watching a few months ago) but wow i did not expect there to be sm discourse within the fandom 😭 i probably shouldn't be so surprised, like it's a fandom space there's always going to be some clash, but when i found this blog i thought it was just gonna be hot takes about not liking certain lfs or something. most of y'all seem very cool tho, lot more chill than some of the other fandom spaces i've been in :)
(also i think this is my first ever ask!! pretty new to tumblr also)
It’s starting to feel like you can’t be a ‘proper’ SFTH fan unless you’ve got the patreon
sorry but why does 90% of their content have to be behind a paywall. It’s a shame - I think maybe if they put a bit more of their BTS stuff on YouTube it’d draw more people in to purchase the Patreon and see MORE exclusive content.
like sorry what is the point of having Patreon-exclusive improvised plays? Basically giving an inside joke to half the fandom if u ask me
and don’t even get me started on this new ‘Patreon post-longform Q&A’ thing. It’s dissapointing really. Something that used to be fun for all fans to watch (tbh I disagreed with them only taking paid questions anyway) is now locked behind another paywall
I’ve loved SFTH for months now (joined the fandom in December) but as someone who can’t afford the Patreon I just feel kind of excluded from a space that seems like you HAVE to be in to be classed as a proper fan
Is it just me or was the audience in today’s show (Rock, Paper, Scissors?) really disrespectful? It might just be me and my theatre brain but it really reminded me of We Love Poetry’s audience where there was an excessive amount of cheering and talking in said cheers. Just a question cus me and a friend picked up on it and didn’t really like it. Amazing longform though! :)
the new longform ‘rock paper scissors’ was genuinely so good, but i felt like the audience, in parts, genuinely ruined the experience. there was an individual consistently talking throughout, and many others yelling or going ‘WOO’ in places where it wasnt needed. im usually all for audience reactions cause it feeds into the humour that is happening on stage, but at this point its too much. there are moments when the boys are on stage and you get someone going ‘he swapped sides’, ‘NO!!!’ (consistently, and yes these were in the longform) when its literally the most serious scene/plot point.
there was especially a moment in the longform where tom, playing a man from literally a time where women were not ‘equal’ (they still arent but yk what i mean) and the audience was so loud that tom literally had to shush them like they were five. and the individual consistently yelling out was so recognisable that i could tell instantly who they were, and honestly im not surprised, they never think theyre in the wrong.
these four boys are PROFESSIONALS, and these shows are not just in a small venue anymore, youre not in a comedy club, youre in a theatre. theatre etiquette is genuinely so poor and its so sad to witness it in these videos where the content is SO good yet the audience just doesnt stop interrupting.
if any reading this was in that audience and didnt shout out, thank you. and if you did shout out pls just be more considerate cause the longform was such a hard watch and there were points where i wanted the audience to be muted so i could actually enjoy and take in what was happening
I really love the new improvised play, but the amount of unnecessary shouting and yelling from the audience made it an uncomfortable watch. Pardon me if this is an exaggeration, but it really was borderline heckling. Audience etiquette isn’t the standard anymore in general, but I’ve found that this is especially the case in the boys’ audiences. It’s really not hard to just respect the people performing, as well as those around you also trying to enjoy the show. Unless you’ve been asked to take part, please be quiet. At the end of the day, SFTH shows are primarily theatrical. The fact that Tom had to momentarily break character to tell the audience to be quiet is slightly embarrassing on their behalf. If you happen to be one of the people who were unnecessarily shouting at that show, please stop and think the next time you go and watch a show of theirs. 💗
it took me like weeks to get into rfth bc idk anything abt dnd and it js seemed rlly weird to me and i'd have the first like 20 mins of plagueround on in the background when i wasn't paying much attention but dw eventually i watched the whole episode and then the whole series and loved it. but then similar thing happened w lock stock. the first episode w all the world building is important ofc but i find it so difficult to get into it when there's like an hour of setting up the basic storyline. i also don't like the fight scenes much but that's kinda unrelated
Regulars need to stop sitting front row or very close to the stage. Give the chance to others. It’s selfish. Regulars already go to so many shows. Some people don’t have that chance.
This is such a nothing burger but I havent seen lock stock cus it was highkey ruined for me by oomfs like-
everyone it felt like was like "helloooo sailor!!" for maureen but then after ep 1 and 2 I heard people saying "I don't like how she is being played", "it feels like she is being sexualised" etc etc. (which I have no opinions on cus I haven't watched lock stock) but then it felt like everyone was sexualising her design before that ??? idk it just felt like an odd double standard- and this isn't me saying you can't appreciate a characters design or find her pretty- but people I know were doing an equivilent of cat calling her then turning around and going "I feel she the boys are accidentally sexuslising her"
Anyone else ever read messages on this blog and wonder if they wrote it and forgot or if someone else just has really similar writing styles and opinions?😅
Every time people imply the guys didn't enjoy or like something they uploaded on their own channel or that they're playing D&D wrong or a guest made them uncomfortable, I get so annoyed. YOU feel this way. YOU didn't like a choice that was made or didn't like a guest or didn't enjoy a storyline or the way they choose to play D&D. YOU, not them! Learn the difference, please. You're allowed to dislike these things, but you don't know anything about how THEY feel about it! Everything that gets uploaded was approved by SFTH (and Midge for RFTH). They all have a say in what does and doesn't go on the channel and they've known and worked with each other long enough to communicate boundaries and discomfort. Stop projecting your feelings onto them. You will never know what they're really thinking or feeling, but let me assure you that if they truly have a problem with something, it will not be edited and uploaded on their channel.
liveblogging in the main tag really clogs it up, and it's annoying