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go away. you are a weirdo if you are reading this.

  • the uncle sleeps on the kitchen table.

  • so all my friends and family should be cut out of my life?

  • in the outhouse.

    indoor plumbing didn't become widely available until after WW1, and it wasn't until after WW2 that it was universal.

  • Why is living simply and within your needs viewed negatively?

    Meanwhile, having $1000 worth of throw pillows that are purely decorative, is some sort of achievement?

    FWIW I live alone in a 2bed/1bath condo that's 1100 sq ft, and people tell me my place is 'too small' and I need a 3+bed/2+bath place that's like 1500sqft. Baffles me. and by people I mean, mostly women. Most men think my place is plenty spacious and great.

    The house I grew up in was 1200 sq ft with 5 people. Blows my mind that the apartment I own is basically the same size as a house, but apparently unless I live in a McMansion sized space, I 'have issues'.

  • am i the only person who never has these types of meetings?

  • Pfft.

    lemmy users would rather write you a 3 paragraph screed about they literally can't understand you if you aren't using formal college level grammar because the written language can never reflect colloquial phrasing without all language becoming meaningless and therefore resulting in total social collapse.

    or so I have been written at. bone apple pee

  • I never made that leap.

    I was mocking your own logical leaps, which is typical of a lemmy poster who can't let go of the fact they are wrong, so they must demonize someone else to discredit the legtimiacy of their comments.

    And yet you keep going here, eating your own tail at this point. You're conflating everything I said into a incoherent mess because you clearly lack the ability to understand my original criticisms in the first place.

  • my problem is that you read my comments, clearly.

  • maybe you shouldn't have been such a stud in your youth

  • because they are desirable.

  • Oh, did my comment make you feel personally assaulted and attacked?

  • Yeah, but you can tell her her skirt is stylish today!

    As long as that doesn't make her uncomfortable...

  • oh, ok. the whole 'veil' thing was weird.

    but i'm an asshole and pretty direct about my wants and needs. I don't veil much of anything. which does upset a lot of people who can't communicate effectively or directly. they tend to think i'm pretty evil with my 'hey can you do this thing' type of communication

  • Yeah a lot of online interaction is also just like... projection of the reader/viewer.

    Can't agree with you that it's mundane here. I find a lot of spaces here to completely detached from any humanity or reality and a lot of the users here to believing in fictional worlds in their heads where they are the only good person who exists and it's everyone else that is evil.

    But there are some pretty cool stuff that reminds me of early reddit where I had a lot of cool and educational interactions. Which sadly, stopped existing on reddit in the late 2010s as the site became systematically removed it's 'melting pot' aspects that I found so fruitful and positive.

  • what the fuck does any of that even mean?

    good and evil are moral classifications of actions, mostly based on your frame of social reference. hence why murder is sometimes good and sometimes bad, and legally it has different degrees that make it more or less heinous, which comes with greater or lesser sentences.

  • Yeah, the drug called reality and accountability.

  • management will never take accountability for it's own decisions.

    that's how you become an excellent manager who climbs the ladder.

    if you take accountability you get fired.

  • and realizing it's all the same people that were on corporate internet making it miserable to use it.

  • everyone is evil to somebody else.

    it's that before the internet we largely weren't exposed to all sorts of people who were radically different than us on a regular basis. most of us were mostly exposed to people who were mostly similar to us.

    and in real life, most folks are still mostly exposed to folks who are similar to them