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in America, telling someone they should be fired or unemployed is a death threat

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why is it easier to explain why something is bad than why something is good?

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fun. really was a three hit wonder

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is media literacy dying or did someone just have a different interpretation than you that you disagree with?

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if you think about it, disney live action remake are corporate ragebait.

taking nostalgic childhood movies and purposely changing things or getting things wrong knowing people will angrily post about it on social media boosting the shitty movies reach.

some higher up(s) at disney HAVE to know a lot of people hate these movies… they also know they make money, and when money is basically guaranteed for this monopoly ass company, quality control be damned.

I’m just saying if they know people hate these movies and KEPT RELEASING THEM REGARDLESS… they probably get a kick out of pissing people off, RAGEBAIT!

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never ask me to “give an example” of anything, my brain short circuits and it’s like I’ve never lived before 

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I think one of my favorite genres of posts is women who are down bad deliriously horny for fictional men.

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people would rather seek immediate confirmation of something from someone else than use their brain to figure it out themselves

I hate when someone asks a yes or no question that they have all the information necessary to answer themselves.

Like if you’re running late for something and someone asks, “hey are you running late?” …Do you really need me to answer that? Is the reality of the situation not enough evidence to come to a conclusion yourself that you need clarification from me?

If you know I’m running late what is the purpose of the question? Confirmation of what you already know?

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I hate when someone asks a yes or no question that they have all the information necessary to answer themselves.

Like if you’re running late for something and someone asks, “hey are you running late?” …Do you really need me to answer that? Is the reality of the situation not enough evidence to come to a conclusion yourself that you need clarification from me?

If you know I’m running late what is the purpose of the question? Confirmation of what you already know?

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I’ll take hate comments over criticism any day.

Hate comments are inherently hyperbolic so it’s acceptable, justifiable, and expected to ignore them and not take them seriously. (same with death threats)

Criticism on the other hand is laser focused on accurately pointing out your worst insecurities and personal flaws under the guise of “constructive critique” and “helping you get better”.

Criticism is expected to be taken seriously and not be ignored no matter how painful it is to receive… and to me that’s genuinely worse than getting a hate comment.

it’s impossible to just brush off negative comments when you know they’re right…

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POV: you just told someone who doesn’t take advice well to drink water

yeah, I know that!

I was going to!

You genuinely thought I wouldn’t drink water if I’m thirsty?

You think I’m some kind of idiot dumbass who would never have the thought to drink water unless I was told to?!

YOU REALLY THINK THAT LITTLE OF ME?!

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How are Mark and Helly gonna get out of Lumon? I have a theory that I put no thought into and won’t actually happen, hear me out.

CLONES!

Clone the innies into duplicate bodies so the innies and outies don’t have to share one body; thereby negating the dramatic tension of choosing between Gemma or Helly, they can both have their Mark.

While cloning would absolutely break the show’s entire theme and conflict of two consciousnesses sharing a body, it may not be a satisfying conclusion… but it’s practical.

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Lighters - Bruno Mars (negative harmony)

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new YouTube video

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why am i following you i forgor

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I mashup’d bo burnham’s “feeling like a bag of shit” song with the subway surfers theme

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high-functioning autistics who are really good at masking and almost come off as neurotypical where you wouldn’t be able to tell they were autistic unless you were told

assuming they keep their autism a secret for whatever reason, do you think those people choose to “come out” as autistic to people they trust? is that a thing that happens?

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I really hope Dramatic Labs isn’t a one hit wonder studio