The majority of people have yet to realize that there isn’t much use anymore in fitting in, so it’s perfectly fine fitting out. The wolves aren’t circling the bonfire anymore.
this post was submitted on 15 Feb 2026
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Socializing used to be how you'd find people to buy weed from but now you can just throw a rock and buy weed in any flavor or form wherever that rock lands.
the problem with being unashamedly weird is i feel ashamed when people think im weird
I've come to think of "cringe" as "embarrassed on someone else's behalf". As if we don't already have enough embarrassment. Cringe is cringe.
Yeah we got a lot of eccentric iconoclasts with no shame running around right now. Yikes!
I ... don't really understand this.
I'm unashamedly weird. If someone treats me weirdly because of it, then I know that's someone I don't need to spend effort thinking about (a very handy social shortcut IMO)... if I felt bad because of it, then my weirdness wouldn't be unashamed