elgatocornio replied to your post “I’m a fan of Tom. I admire his work. I could spent hours talking about...”
That was a post I worked on over the last months and that I never knew if I should publish it. So thank you!
hannahmariehiddles replied to your post “I’m a fan of Tom. I admire his work. I could spent hours talking about...”
kurbik replied to your post “I’m a fan of Tom. I admire his work. I could spent hours talking about...”
Every words you just wrote is exactly what I am thinking too. That's also why I don't want to meet him, even just for a signature. I want to keep my Tom, the way he is in my fantasy. I wish all the best to the real man, tho.
I can understand you. Meeting Tom Hiddleston, the actor and star, is something totally different. I don’t want a photo or an autograph so what is another encounter between a fan and a star? Two strangers with vastly different expectations. I’d like to maybe say that I love his work one day, but it has no priority to me. He probably has a lot of people doing that and I’d feel that it might be irrelevant to him at best and annoying at worst, while to me it might be important. That’s why I’m hesitant to it. I had the chance in London and didn’t even want to try it, because it felt wrong to me.
