I love spoilers so I don't mind seeing Olympic results or reading show recaps before I watch them myself!
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I like minor spoilers, like a general overview about what an upcoming show is about, or which guest-stars are going to be on a show, or who's playing what, etc. But major spoilers that tell me the results before I see them or reveal the big twist/shocker of an episode, I try to avoid!
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Yep. I love knowing what happens before I start watching/reading!
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Depends on how involved I am in the show. If I am very involved I don't want to know anything!!!
I hate when people divulge BIG spoilers on FB!! Ugh.
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It's not just me! I love reading spoilers for anything! I always go on movespoiler.com to see what happens in a movie that I won't be watching
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Hehe, I love spoilers!
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@locavore_mama: Yes, that's super annoying. Even though I like spoilers, I never post them for everyone else to see!
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Yes. It drives my husband insane. I will actually read what happens in a show while were are watching it. I know, I know... I have a problem. I just really don't like not being able to watch the show because I'm stressed about what might or might not happen. My DH actually read an article about it and it seems that certain people actually psychologically show more enjoyment in a show if they know what is going to happen and that they can experience great stress not knowing. I guess I'm one of those people.
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I hate them! I don't mind knowing Olympic spoilers for performance sports, but I don't like them for races or games. I don't bother watching things once I know how they end. I guess I like the suspense!
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No I don't.
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I love spoilers! I can't help myself, I'm impatient to know what happens. Dh is the opposite, he haaaaates finding out the end
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I looooove spoilers (books, movies, sports - I love them all)!!! I am super inpatient and am all about instant gratification. DH hates spoilers and I always tease him with my knowledge. I'm a great wife!
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I loove them. I read the end of books all the time.
In the first season of Homeland, the finale had me so stressed out that I got online and read what happened when we were only halfway through the episode.
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I hate them. DH and I cocoon up and stay away from FB and cell phones when we're watching a DVRed fight or event because we hate to know what happens.
Our local news station updated the winner of the men's snowboarding slope style on everyone's Facebook feed AS THEY WERE AIRING IT. Jerks. They got all sorts of negative comments on it and I haven't seen them do it since.
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Depends. I don't mind the spoilers you mentioned, but if someone spoils a book or movie without a warning I'm pissed.
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No. I have to remind myself not to get upset about them, even when it's something I don't care about.
Until I opened the thread, I thought you were talking about spoilers on cars
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I hate them!!
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I love them! I almost always read the last page of a book when I start it and I often read about what happens in a movie before I see it. I think I just hate suspense. My husband cannot stand my love for spoilers. He thinks it's much more fun to wait and see what happens and will get all butt-hurt if I look something up while we watch it.
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I don't like spoilers, but I always read them because I can't stay away. I always get annoyed at myself for knowing what happens before watching the show after I read them though! I do hate when people ruin endings on social media without a warning because even if I wanted to stay away I can't!
I haven't watched seasons 2 and 3 of game of thrones for this reason...I know what happens at the end of both seasons so I'm not in a hurry to watch them!
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Yes, even as a kid I used to read the end of the book first! That way I could savor every word of the story.
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@BananaPancakes: I think you and I are the same and are married to the same man!
I always need to read the recap of an episode before I watch it. I like to know what's going on before I watch just about anything. I think it might be a suspense thing and I've never been a big fan of surprises
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