But based on the conversations I had with attendees there, this idea of identity, people being able to express who they are, and this being a safe place to do so, or who they aspire to be. I heard comments, about a sense of safety, and belonging. There's a subset who are outsiders, but they found an inclusive, welcoming group. There's definitely a strong culture of fandom. Of just being able to say, "I love this thing," and being able to share it, and connect with others.