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Why do we treat internet usage as separate from real life? It's socially acceptable to talk about T.V but not about Tiktok/YouTube even though people will spend HOURS a day using these platforms.
a tangent: I feel like everybody tries to hide the parts of themselves that are less “marketable” to others. Like, when you start noting how often you lie or bend your truth/personality in social situations, you start wondering how “real” all social interactions actually are. Like, are we *ever* honest with anybody? It's gonna make you paranoid, broski.
thoughts?
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lin
because everything is a man-made social construct, therefore none of this even really matters nor exists..
most people don't realize this, and it's a big factor in why I limit social interactions with anyone who I observe to be stuck in the matrix.
"Keeping Up Appearances" is exhausting and I refuse to be a participant
"stuck in the matrix" as in someone who's chronically online, right? or do you mean a conformist
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ironically, I meant a conformist, and not an internet dweller xD
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