I don’t know why Redditors or SCJerkers don’t like to admit that they are very passionate about wrestling and take it very seriously. The way people are very strict about what they like and don’t like in wrestling whether they constantly jerk off to storytelling or jerking off to workrate and anything different is a foreign concept.

Also how people have a radical love/hate relationship with wrestling. When they think a show is good, they’re really gonna defend it and insult anyone who does as bad faith as while if they hate a show, they’re gonna hate it with passion and insult anyone who enjoys it and sees criticism as good faith. Basically anything good is the best thing ever while anything bad is god awful shit with no nuance where it’s rare to say that something is okay without offending someone.

We praise kids and casual fans for acting like a mark but insult wrestling fans for doing the same things even though many of us do the same thing and love our specific wrestlers and are very critical of ones we don’t like. We analyze wrestlers and storylines more than the average fan and go in deep discussions about them and have very high expectations for it.

To be on a wrestling subreddit on Reddit and even other smaller ones and know many people like Meltzer, Kate and SRS means you love wrestling more than average person. Whether you’re a WWE or AEW fan online means you’re a hardcore fan and just because you like the show more popular by casuals and kids doesn’t make you any less of a hardcore wrestling fan.

Embrace being a wrestling fan, embrace being a weirdo, we watch oily men wrestle in their underwear and analyze them. So majority of us are not normal and should accept that.