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There are dozens of memes floating around claiming that the counterculture is made of of people getting married to someone of the opposite sex, raising a family
by xhkkffbf 3y ago
There are dozens of memes floating around claiming that the counterculture is made of of people getting married to someone of the opposite sex, raising a family, practicing a religion, eating meals together, celebrating the holidays together etc.
Naturally, these folks have left social networks like Facebook and Instagram far behind.
- helboi4 3y agoAll sounds nice and I've love that. But I do happen to be gay and it's not a choice so it would need to be a same sex partner. Seems like being straight can't be a counterculture because you can't just do it to be edgy and it is still the majority and the hegemony bro
- hotpotamus 3y agoI would say that those subjects dominate my social media feed, but that wouldn't actually be true as my social media feed is currently mostly pictures of women whose nipples I can clearly see through their clothes which I would think would be against Meta's guidelines, but if it drives engagement, I suppose guidelines be damned. Either way, I consider it a big upgrade from political rage/engagement bait that they used to serve me constantly. But the social media I see from my actual human friends is in fact about 95% what you posted, and is actually what I want from social media.
- rchaud 3y agoThey have? Facebook is the only place where you'd even see memes like that, always shared from one of the million "traditional values' Pages.