>>5383>Have you thought about why you feel the impulse to be negative on the internet?I used to find it intensely funny that people who would call me a subhuman black dragon roll would otherwise be friendly to me online, not recognizing me as a black dragon roll. Funny in a painful tragic comic way. Then there are the legion of people that won’t call you a subhuman to your face, they’ll act all offended like how could you say that? But when backs are turned heh.
On the internet I see massive hypocrisy and self-medicating with pop culture, online content, mass consumption. Hopeless slaves of the culture industry. You see hate, you see spite, you see raw unfiltered opinions and raw unfiltered behavior. Then you go outside and see everyone walking around and know these are the same people who post shit online. They seem nice, but they are not.
There’s a good amount of mob mentality online. You can’t have a unique opinion on anything. Upset their little genre conventions and they get mad. Tell them you don’t like a certain classic and they get mad. Everything feels the same and nothing seems genuine.
>>5384>focus more on what you like rather than what you don'tYeah that’s a problem. Consuming a lot of negative content, hate speech, and music/anime I don’t like because it strokes my feelings of rage and I’m somehow stuck doing that.
