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Edited by Syndicate Bias:
9/10/2017 7:41:25 AM
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you know, now that we are all here.
I've always wondered what goes on behind the screen of others.
most of us think we know the tone or mood of whoever we argue with, talk to or simply troll but we never truly know if they really are mad or not. words in text can be very shady and mysterious. often more than not do we see that most people grow a pair when hidden behind a screen.
and its made me wonder if its a subconscious thing that shows how we really are as a society and how the internet kind of makes it easier for some people who are usually quiet and awkward have a say.
I've noticed some of the louder users are some of the shyest IRL. which brings the question whether you truly are different irl personality wise even though you may say that you'd say the same IRL. you cannot hold the thought that maybe subconsciously the whole concept still makes you feel more esteemed.
maybe hiding behind it, allows you to show who you really are when not limited.
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8 RepliesMost people here are far more insecure and reserved than their posts entail. Its obvious through the demographic considered, their reactions to various things, their music tastes, and attitudes towards pop-culture among other things. You know, people often regard me as a narcissist or as egocentric around here. But isn't that exactly how self-confidence is always perceived by those who lack it? I'd like to believe what I project online is no different from actuality. I'm sure anyone around here who knows me well enough would agree too. That excludes the large majority of people, and includes mostly just the folks in Yolk. Which none of you nerds will ever get in to, by the way.
