u/Acidflightgoat

tldr Nuance is dead and I am probably online too much

Warning: long rambling ahead

For context, the World Cup third place game was today. The game was not high quality football but it was still fun. Yet in another subreddit someone kept calling me a casual yank because I thought the game still mattered, even though it was a third place game. Then resorted to saying I was using crocodile tears when I asked him to stop making assumptions about me. Why are people like this?

A few months ago a similar thing happened; I posted a meme on a subreddit (that has been linked here a few times before lol) about how body shaming evil people isn't okay just because they're evil people. And a bunch of people took it as me saying "you can't be mean to nazis" like no dude you can whack a nazi in the face with a frying pan for all I care, but making fun of bad peoples physical appearance has collateral damage. But nah I'm protecting the Epstein class.

The older I get the more the waffles pancakes tweet resonates with me but that's not just a Twitter thing, it's an everywhere thing. Few weeks ago I told someone irl that I hated Trump then he started talking about how bad Biden was. Like those are two different sentences. I also think Biden sucked. Whatever. I know it's not healthy but I feel like I'm losing it. Doesn't help that I'm trying to get off of weed vapes and the air quality here sucks rn. Anyone else struggle with arguing with people online like this in the past? And if so how were you able to kick the habit?

I'm 26 and most of my friends have moved off of the island. I'm looking to meet new people bc I feel like socializing more. I live on the north shore in Nassau and drive. I like weed, exercising, football, my dog, traveling and LGBT culture. I'm always down to meet up and hang out, if anyone else is looking for friends feel free to dm :)