I haven’t been on this site much so far, but I already think the inability to turn off reposts is annoying. I have them turned off with about 75% of people I follow on twitter. The only stuff that tends to interest me that people repost/retweet is artwork. Anything else, people can say themselves.

m.youtube.com/watch?v=enY3... This is the last time I bring him up, but this speech from Griffith is probably a showcase of one of the main reasons why I had to break it off with that ‘friend’. He barely ever challenged me and had an almost uncomfortable sense of idolisation of me, to the

On twitter, I made a point to turn off most peoples retweets after a while of suffering through a lot. I’m not entirely sure if it was a good idea, as sometimes they give important insight into an person’s character. I also like to see artwork retweeted. But the opinions of shitty YouTubers are not

While I’m on the topic of this former friend, it was actually him that made me realise how much of a fallacy the TuQuoQue was. He’s far from the only one to use it, but it’s mostly the only way he knows how to argue. There is a difference between pointing out someone is a hypocrite,

That feel when you break off a 12 year long friendship that soured about halfway through, tends to hit fairly hard. But it’s something I needed to do just recently. I think one of my biggest character weaknesses is my lack of assertiveness with people close to me. At least with a certain few. It can

So, this is my first comment here. I’m not sure if I’ll post many more, as I don’t know what I even want social media for anymore.But I can remember my first tweet and how I felt reluctant about doing so at first, yet it led me to leaving many more, but in a sense, almost all of it still left me