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> I’ll be gone soon, and that’s okay. > Until then, let me know how you’re doing. > It’s been a rough few months. > Feeling down? I think the website is quite
by wingerlang 4y ago
> I’ll be gone soon, and that’s okay.
> Until then, let me know how you’re doing.
> It’s been a rough few months.
> Feeling down?
I think the website is quite emo
- andai 4y agoThe name reminded me of a domain I registered as a teenager, everythingwilldestroyitself.net I was pretty angsty at the time.
- kaycebasques 4y agoYeah on second read I don't know what the hell I was talking about. The website copy is super emo and is totally prompting everyone to be angsty. I want this exact same experience but without the angsty prompting.
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- y0d4 4y agoYou don't seem to understand the meaning of the words "angst" or "emo", at least not going by the couple of messages I clicked through on the site. "It’s been rough. I’m trying to help my husband work through his mental illness. I love him but some days I feel like he takes it out on me a bit with his moods. I know it will get better when he starts counseling next week but right now it is tough. My job is very stressful and I go back next week after two weeks of medical leave to remove an organ and benign tumor. Hoping for sunnier days ahead."
- kaycebasques 4y agoOf course I wouldn't describe major challenges like the one you quoted as angst or emo. The "respond to the strongest plausible interpretation of what someone says, not a weaker one that's easier to criticize" reaction to my message would have been to assume that the majority of messages that I saw did indeed fit the generally understood definitions of angst/emo. Obviously the difference here is that the messages that we see are randomized so of course I saw different messages than you did. And for the record I read messages for about 30 minutes today.
- jokethrowaway 4y agoAnonymity allow people to put down the mask they wear everyday. Sometimes it's sadness, sometimes it's anger.