And the same with comics, video games etc.

Anyone else look at this photo and see bad Star Trek cosplay.

I once had a The Police tie that used to belong to my father, and I had to justify to a random dude in the pub that 1) yeah, I kind of know and like the band and 2) I was my father's tie and I'm wearing one of is tie every year on his birthday since he died.... He wanted to play gatekeeper and feel superior, ending up looking like the jerk he was

I've never understood guys who do this. Why don't they ever believe women when we say we're a fan of something.

Before I got a full look at this photo, (please note I'm tired and hot) I thought they were cosplaying Star Trek. If I have to explain why then it doesn't matter.

dude a shirt is just a damm shirt i just want to go to the grocery store wearing my damm shirt

Yeah.. And it is so stupid to see young preteens in Nirvana t-shirts and stuff. Or my brother's favorite is when they are in old black metal band merch. Too funny.

me: billy jane and rupert, done?

I'd like to see someone try this on me. I kind of do the opposite, when a guy, or girl, comes into my bookshop with a sci fi/comic/fantasy tee shirt, I froth at them and they wish they'd never come in!

F*****g elitists...

Amen

Now I'm wondering what this pic is about lol

To be fair: I'd think if someone wears fanwear he sort of is a Fan? But I'd more be like "another girl into comics/gaming/etc, cool!"

like asking a man to explain the graphic on his Ed Hardy shirt