This is an example of a skeet that was initially a text I sent to a group, with zero response because they didn’t connect with it. As you can see, also zero response here, but it’s more validating than directly asking for attention and not getting it

I’m being harsh because after deleting Twitter off my phone, this is something I frequently did until, like, a few months ago. Non sequiturs don’t automatically acquire meaning and relevance to someone else’s life just because they’re in an iMessage instead of a social media post

It’s not even don’t piss on my leg and tell me it’s raining - they’ll piss on your leg, tell you it’s piss, then say that’s “good communication.” Like, how about you just stop pissing on my leg?

Put 20 single people in isolation having intense 1-on-1 conversations, with alcohol flowing - “blind” or not they’re developing proximity crushes and calling it love. Some of them will make it work at home, some of them won’t…

Basically I think you would get the same ratio of marriages to broken engagements (plus people leaving before proposals) without doing the “blind” part, but obviously that would take away the best part of the show (the party where they get to see what everyone else from the pods looks like)

Which is also about superficiality (you can constantly make new connections at the expense of making the effort to get deeper with a smaller number of people) but they only talk about appearances. And let’s be real, no one who’s cast on the show is conventionally unattractive