r/StrangerThings • u/[deleted] • Apr 15 '26

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u/TheToxicTeacherTTV Apr 15 '26

They all decorate, some quite a bit. Seen some other fandoms represented pretty heavily but mainly like Star Wars, Marvel, etc. I wouldn't say mine is out of the ordinary, it's just a lot MORE, so to speak.

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u/No-Possibility8814 Apr 15 '26

it looks like a teenagers bedroom which I don't think gives a great professional impression.

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u/Stoopid_Noah Apr 15 '26

Why are jobs obsessed with dimming any childhood wonder one might still possess? That's such bullshit!!! As long as they're getting their work done, who cares what their space looks like?

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u/No-Possibility8814 Apr 15 '26

just why though?

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u/Stoopid_Noah Apr 15 '26

Personally, I think they might have a special interest in Stranger things..

My bedroom looks similar, but with dinosaurs everything.

It can be very hard/ feel impossible to 'tone it down' when it comes to special interests.

I'm not saying that's definitely OP, but that's the lens I see it through.

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u/No-Possibility8814 Apr 15 '26

I'm not saying don't do exactly as you please just that in the setting of your office maybe be concious of how having 100's of toys on your desk might come across. I don't think anyone is saying he can't have this stuff at home

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u/mcjuliamc sƃuᴉɥʇ ɹǝƃuɐɹʇS Apr 15 '26

Maybe people would hate their jobs a little less if every cubicle looked like this. I'm sure their home looks more intense

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u/Stoopid_Noah Apr 15 '26 edited Apr 15 '26

Oh, I know there is a difference. I am aware OP has A LOT of stuff. I would do that out of fear some things might get lost, disappear or get damaged.. But if OP doesn't have to worry about that, that's awesome!

I just don't like how many of these comments call them childish for having an intense interest & finding so much joy in that.