What happened to us, Yea Forums?
Why don't we have that spontaneity and silliness anymore?
Why is everything serious business on the internet all the time now?
What happened to us, Yea Forums?
Ryan Baker
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Brandon Ward
>thinks the site was good in 2008
yikes
Jaxson Sanchez
this looks so reddit to me, go back
Tyler Roberts
This is cringe as fuck
Luke Adams
Demographic change, OP.
Jackson Stewart
Bet you know all about what reddit looks like, go dilate
Dylan Watson
This literally still happens. You just don't like it since it's pointed at you.
James Davis
>spontaneity
>silliness
WTF is this reddit shit?
Jose Lewis
Anyone who expresses sincerity is 'so reddit' to you nowadays.
Unlike you, you who wraps himself in multiple layers of comforting irony. You who guards himself with memes and catchphrases that minimizes as much personal involvement and emotion from your posts as possible because of how deeply you fear being CRINGE like those you despise. You who wants to show how above everyone you are by handwaving away any sign of intent or effort with minimal effort for maximum trolling points. You who'll reply with HAVE SEX, CRINGE, or DILATE anyways in spite of my inb4.
Is it comfy, to abhor expressing any kind of emotional attachment? After all, if you're only doing it ironically, and if you're not even seriously putting any effort in, it doesn't matter what anyone else says about you because you weren't being serious anyways. Nobody ever can hurt you as long as you're being ironic. Look at this butthurt faggot typing up all this shit, I can't believe he got so butthurt from something I barely put any effort into lmao.
But when was the last time you felt genuine excitement, happiness, laughter, or joy from posting here on Yea Forums the same way you would have fun bullshitting about something stupid with your friends? When you're being ironic and detached all the time and never take anything seriously, is it possible to appreciate sincerity that isn't hidden behind several layers of irony?
You see people have some genuine sincere fun about something stupid, why is it that the first thing that comes to your mind is to deem it reddit or cringe?
Jonathan Martin
>wall of text
>reddit spacing
That's an Yikes from me