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(=^‥^)ノ< hi there!
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@do-these-eyes-look-human started following mew
Meu squinted at her screen. That username sounded incredibly familiar but she could put her claw on it. She decided to send a generic message:
(=^‥^)ノ< hi there!
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Kisses? Pretty pretty please? I brushed my teeth and showered and got new clothes, so... Kisses?
Ren? Ah, I don’t know, that’s really straight forward
[ @not-a-zorua-just-weird ]
Anyone else find talking to people online scarier and harder than in real life or just me? It feels like there’s even more even subtler social cues online than in person and trying to figure out the social boundaries feels lowkey impossible. Like in person it’s still hard but I feel like I’m the only autistic person I know who struggles so much more with interacting online than in person. It also probably doesn’t help that I’ve been told I text and type like an old person on multiple occasions lmao
There’s no wrong way to interact, I’m just curious if anyone else feels the same way.
Hey tumblr...?
How do u make friends on here??
I've had tumblr for a few months now and I still don't really know how to talk to people or communicate on here without coming off as weird. This is the first social media platform I've been on so I don't really know how to communicate with people online. And I know tumblr is a place where it's ok to be weird but I still don't really know what I should do when it comes to interacting with others on here.
I wanna try and put myself out there and get out of my comfort zone a bit more (god knows I need to do more stuff like that) but I really don't know how to do it and I'm just very clueless when it comes to making online friends let alone talking to someone online.
If anyone has any tips or some advice that might help me with this please let me know
when Victoria Aveyard said, "The truth doesn't matter. It only matters what the people believe. They will believe this little scene, this pretty play of actors and lies." she was actually just talking about online interaction and conversation.
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Accusing people of misinterpreting things on purpose is not how you clarify the intended message.
Not every question or misinterpretation is in bad faith.
Some people need more clarification than others. Some people are paranoid and tend to interpret everything as its worst possible meaning, and it's not on purpose.
The attitude that all instances of asking for clarification are disingenuous has actually made me ask for clarification less, but it hasn't stopped me from needing it.
i think simon is trying to talk about filter bubbles and echo chambers and he keeps acting like he's doing some brand new study that's never been done before. but like - at least in australian high schools in the year 2020 - critical thinking and media literacy is taught in schools. the term "filter bubble" was coined in 2010 or 2011. a LOT of actually credible, peer-reviewed academic work already exists on this subject.
LOL
Simon's emphasis on groups kinda implies he finds it easier to comprehend "bad people" in terms of an organisation rather than people simply being influenced by what they consume.
The idea of filter bubbles and echo chambers would undercut his conviction that there's a group of people with a cohesive mission that targets him.