>>22921>Finding your own place on the Internet is super important.I disagree. I would in fact be better off without using the internet for anything other than finding documentation and practicing language listening and hearing music.
The fact is that I don't fit anywhere. There are a few places that I like but I seldom have anything to add to the conversation.
And for most places, they just keep me thinking stuff that I would rather just keep well out of my mind.
That's also what I get from visiting mostly english-speaking sites. English carries so many cultural connotations that are completely alien to my way of thinking and many of them positively harmful, too. But my native language has very little by way of active communities and I am not yet proficient enough with the languages I am learning to spend much time in their communities.
I find myself increasingly engaged in the meatspace, and the internet, having been for so many years so relevant for me, is fading from my life, in no small measure thanks to the awful state of the web: the corporate enshittification, the AI, the mass adoption of reddit and discord, and so on.
