Does anyone get this from friends, families, co workers, peers?
I have one book shelf filled with figures, and pick up books every week, order trades, and enjoy the hobby I've been involved in since December 1993 in Ventura, California with my third family. The first comic I ever read was Green Lantern #50, Volume Three, as we all know is Emerald Twilight. I've come in and out of the hobby from time to time, as most have.
Most people I know are accepting. It's a relatively cheap, easy hobby that is not invasive, intruding, or enveloping. I don't put it on to people, my girlfriend regularly flips through a book and picks me up stuff from time to time. She isn't into the hobby, but she supports it and is understanding. My twin brother (304) is into the same hobby yet his wife refers to us as "hardly functioning adults" due to the hobby.
What brought this along was my brother and girlfriend introduced me into The Big Bang Theory, which is a terrific program, and it's the one where Penny flips out during the time machine episode and calls the rest of the characters "pathetic." It encourages Leonard to get rid of his beloved collection, and he is pretty upset about the experience. Yes, it is fiction, but I think this would probably hit home with a lot of us.
I have one book shelf filled with figures, and pick up books every week, order trades, and enjoy the hobby I've been involved in since December 1993 in Ventura, California with my third family. The first comic I ever read was Green Lantern #50, Volume Three, as we all know is Emerald Twilight. I've come in and out of the hobby from time to time, as most have.
Most people I know are accepting. It's a relatively cheap, easy hobby that is not invasive, intruding, or enveloping. I don't put it on to people, my girlfriend regularly flips through a book and picks me up stuff from time to time. She isn't into the hobby, but she supports it and is understanding. My twin brother (304) is into the same hobby yet his wife refers to us as "hardly functioning adults" due to the hobby.
What brought this along was my brother and girlfriend introduced me into The Big Bang Theory, which is a terrific program, and it's the one where Penny flips out during the time machine episode and calls the rest of the characters "pathetic." It encourages Leonard to get rid of his beloved collection, and he is pretty upset about the experience. Yes, it is fiction, but I think this would probably hit home with a lot of us.
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