In all seriousness though soup are you talking about people on the internet or IRL or what?
Here's how I deal with worrying about what people on the internet might think:
I don't. On the internet you have literally like a billion people within quick and easy reach. Posturing for social reasons is ****ing ********. Comic books are only
just starting to become accepted (and they still aren't, not in the genuine mainstream sense) and I read and love comics with all four of the dudes in my avatar. If somebody on the internet thinks I'm a dork I just remind myself that there are probably ten people I will find just as easily that like the same comics and thus we can talk about em. And also the fact that I could almost definitely beat up the first guy, and then I fantasize about giving them a swirlie for a while.
Sorry I got sidetracked. But honestly I've never even really gotten **** for liking things on the internet. I think everybody shows a little more of their hand on the webternetz than elsewhere because they know it's inevitably going to be more accepting and chill about diverse interests.
IRL is another story though tbh. The people I click with in person very rarely share a wide umbrella of my interests so I just leave them out of it. **** I only have a few bros that I'd even call savvy to internet culture. But **** man, that's still no big deal imo. Friends are made through common interests and chemistry of interaction right? So as long as you're not outright censoring your personality to be around people you've got some good friends. Friends are inevitably not going to share some of your interests so it's not that big a deal not to talk about them, unless you let these things completely define your being, y'know like xonar
or raz, and how he lets being a goddamn maritimer define him, goddamn it,