why do fans around here worry about overexposure?

[mrjl]

Something I see around is people afraid of seeing to much of guys they like. Why?

[Magic knows Black Lives Matter]

You see something too much, it's not longer special. It's becomes common and therefore, becomes easy to skip.

There's also the fact that if you look at anything for long enough, you'll notice a few cracks in the armor and recognize some flaws.

[spagett]

William Regal style?

It wasn't a pretty sight.

[Kevin Hamilton]

I love pizza. I don't want to eat pizza every day or even every week. Then I'd get tired of pizza.

[Apricots And A Pear Tree]

Nov 26, 2013 20:07:21 GMT -5 Kevin Hamilton said:

I love pizza. I don't want to eat pizza every day or even every week. Then I'd get tired of pizza.

I do eat pizza every week,it's great.

[Starshine]

I like what I see. If I see it all the time, I may get bored, or sick of it. I don't want that to happen.

[mrjl]

Nov 26, 2013 20:09:08 GMT -5 Apricots And A Pear Tree said:

Nov 26, 2013 20:07:21 GMT -5 Kevin Hamilton said:

I love pizza. I don't want to eat pizza every day or even every week. Then I'd get tired of pizza.

I do eat pizza every week,it's great.

same here.

[botchingitup]

Unless they're somewhere on the spectrum or something, generally people have varied interests and usually have some amount of something they like before getting sick of it.

Someone can have the same meal all the time every single day, but those people are usually exceptions to the rule.

["Gizzark" Mike Wronglevenay]

Because overexposing current stars is part of what has killed their overness.

[The Dark Order Inferno]

The WWE have shown they can't keep a guy who's on TV several times a week fresh and interesting for very long, unless a guy is amazingly charismatic or fun to watch, the audience will get sick of them. It's another reason the WWE need to give all their talent some mandatory time off every year, it'd give the audience time to start to miss them and would give the writing staff time to come up with angles for them when they return.

[Brother Nero....Wolfe]

First year psychology. The more you get of something, the less you want it.

[Brother Nero....Wolfe]

Nov 27, 2013 10:11:06 GMT -5 Frosty said:

If the "I see something too much, I stop liking/loving it" thing is true, there's gonna be a lot of unhappy spouses and lots of 'splaining to do!

Funnily enough, that's why some forms of marriage council recommend "giving your spouse time to breathe." It's not so much that they think giving your significant other time away from you is a good thing, as it is the fact that a lot of the times couples really do love each other and the cliche of "5 minutes away from her made me realize how much I like her" has psychological basis.