tbt those times alycia literally broke away from her own security team to take pictures with fans.
tbt those times alycia has to be pulled away from groups of people because her team needs her to be somewhere else despite her willingness and desire to get to everybody
tbt alycia held up traffic just to sign autographs
tbt alycia saying things like âiâm so glad you found me!â and âyouâre so cute youâre shaking!â to people
tbt alycia being super down to earth and introducing herself to fans like itâs not a momentous occasion for them and instead just a casual encounter to ease nerves
honestly alycia has never been anything but a fuckin delight to everyone thatâs met her but because sheâs not really on social media and cares about her privacy she apparently hates her fans,,,
okay.
Iâve read some rather toxic, gossip-y things where someone tries to insinuate that they *know* how this young actress feels, what she thinks and what she believes without the benefit of any real knowledge of her; there seems to be an agenda with comparing her to how Eliza Taylor behaves (re: Clexa) which is hardly a fair-minded thing to do (since such comparisons inevitably try to make one person look better than the other, and all based on specious evidence and one-sided commentary).  Iâve also read some rather unsettling, threatening-type of posts that all but demand her to be more âinvolvedâ (ie: use social media) or risk her entire career.  The absurdity of it is mind-boggling. Â
She has said that she prefers to let her work speak for her; as someone who is also very shy of the public and social media, as someone who has been stalked before (by a so-called âfriendâ no less), I can absolutely relate.  We can only be fans of what they do – being a fan of the âpersonâ is a far more complicated thing since the real person is one you will likely never get to know, only a version they present to you (ie: through social media), and that version will likely be one that tries to impress you in some fashion.  I admire that she doesnât âplay a partâ to her audience that way.  I also understand that as we are in the post-Facebook âprivacy is deadâ age, more young people have a ânaturalâ expectation of communication through social media and it might be hard for some to understand why using it just isnât for everyone.  Why privacy and respect for others is so important. Â
I wouldnât want to be a young actress today for anything. Â








