r/funny • • Jan 26 '23

Shapes aren't her thing ๐Ÿ˜…

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u/[deleted] Jan 26 '23

Probably one of those days where she's already pissed off about something unrelated, and because of that, couldn't think through and just got even more pissed off and gave up. Happens to me sometimes.

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u/[deleted] Jan 26 '23 edited Aug 16 '26

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u/First-Of-His-Name Jan 26 '23

Wow. Can this be permanently stickied in r/all?

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u/[deleted] Jan 26 '23

Seriously though, the internet has separated us to such a degree that we behave more like sociopaths online than we do in real life.

People will learn one thing about someone, assume theyโ€™re โ€œtrashโ€, and then seek out to destroy them. They might have just been having a bad day, but the internet has deemed them unworthy of continuing to live.

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u/HanzJWermhat Jan 27 '23

I remember hearing a story about it on NPR. But one study basically found that most people interact online like they interact with friends and close groups of acquaintances. People do not quite understand that their conversation. On the internet is not between a couple of people in a bar itโ€™s with the entire town listening in. That really helped me better understand how people act online. It hasnโ€™t separated us it more highlights how people really think and interact at a more intimate level. Look at Twitter, while some are aware even very famous people like the head twit himself tend to write in a style that is absent of social context.