When I think of community, I will say I am in the US TV series community. Technically, I think I am one of that community since I was seventeen years old and I watched an American drama on TV for the first time. The one called "Prison Break" got my attention and made me fall in love with the US TV series. When the series "Prison Break" ended, I started to watch the other good US TV series from then on. And later as I grew up day by day and began using the internet, I knew there were a lot of people who love US TV series like me. Some of them built some different web pages, blogs or forums that let all of us free to share, make comments and discuss anything you want about any US TV series online. And all we need to do is just click on the website and leave anything we want. I love this community. All of us have the same hobby watching US TV series and we are from all over the world. We always interact with each other through the internet, but I know some of our people know each other more in the real world, but not me. I won't meet people that I just talk to online. I mean, at least not now. Mostly, we talk about the US TV series that we like, but sometimes we also share something about our own things with these familiar strangers. To be honest, I always get support from them and I feel freer to tell them about my troubles in my life because they don't know me in some ways. On the contrary, I am not stingy in giving my support to these people who need it and I feel good about that. You can't deny that it's another way to help people. But all of that happens because we like the same thing.The US TV series bring us get together.
You can say that it’s a big community because it includes people around the world and everybody can join us as long as they want, but it can be small also because we have only one thing in common with everybody here and we all are not forced to be a part of this community. People here can be young, old, male, female, good people or even bad people.