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I don't generally perceive satire as context free, and I've noticed a trend of certain introverts criticizing and trying to distance themselves from "false" int
by projektir 10y ago
I don't generally perceive satire as context free, and I've noticed a trend of certain introverts criticizing and trying to distance themselves from "false" introverts (i.e., shy, socially awkward, asocial people), so I'm not sure if I'm convinced our statements are in conflict.
- mcphage 10y ago> I don't generally perceive satire as context free I agree, but in this case the context of this satire is The Toast as a whole, and Mallory's writings specifically. I really recommend reading her stuff, she's geeky and incredibly hilarious.