The part that gives me a visceral reaction when I read it is complaining about people either ‘deserving’ or ‘not deserving’ to meet Louis (or one of the other 1D guys or any celebrity for that matter). That’s not a thing - it makes the word lose all meaning somehow and it’s the weirdest hierarchy of entitlement.
I absolutely agree anon. Dividing people into ‘deserving’ and ‘undeserving’ has a pretty fucked up a creepy history. And as you say that idea that meeting a celebrity is something that some people deserve and other people don’t is absurd.
I think what it actually means is ‘I like you’ or ‘I don’t like you’. At it’s heart that’s what I think a lot of fandom discussion of events like this is about. People are sad that someone they don’t like got to meet Louis and they didn’t. That’s a perfectly reasonable reaction. But rather than get expressed in that direct and honest way - it gets processed and abstracted into this absurd worldview - where it’s not just a personal reaction, but an entirely logical moral code.








