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Okay, imma be honest
It seems like the majority of people only like @Smeef_'s show and nothing else of his content
It seems like the majority of people only like @Smeef_'s show and nothing else of his content
It also clearly shows why that is, as his other videos are him being wholesome, but in modern standards, wholesomeness is deteriorating indeed.
That's rather sad, I would say, as especially the toxicity that is spread by both edgy humour and cancel culture, is creating an-
That's rather sad, I would say, as especially the toxicity that is spread by both edgy humour and cancel culture, is creating an-
-unnecessary norm.
The norm being that you have to be comfortable with and participate in edgy humour to farm likes and "good friends".
But, to be fair, anyone can be a good friend, so stop normalising people that only accept you if you participate into something the majority-
The norm being that you have to be comfortable with and participate in edgy humour to farm likes and "good friends".
But, to be fair, anyone can be a good friend, so stop normalising people that only accept you if you participate into something the majority-
-likes but you clearly don't, or at least not behind the scenes.
It's better to consider people that are also having similar thoughts to you, and you aren't forced to have friends with fundamentally different opinions, as it can make you feel uncomfortable when they act out on it.
I've got a lot of friends who have been through trauma that-
I've got a lot of friends who have been through trauma that-
-evolved (or rather degenerated) from a simple, yet fundamental difference, with those people trying to silence my friends through manipulation and even threats.
Those people also happened to be within the edgy community, so their actions could be excused as "my friends just-
Those people also happened to be within the edgy community, so their actions could be excused as "my friends just-
-being too sensitive/whiny" and all that kinda moral superiority bull crap
Most of my friends, which those things happened towards, happen to have mental disorders that especially affect their emotional state and sensitivity and it's just fucking rude to say "grow a thicker-
Most of my friends, which those things happened towards, happen to have mental disorders that especially affect their emotional state and sensitivity and it's just fucking rude to say "grow a thicker-
-skin" to them when they have it very difficult, so difficult they can't even afford a therapist
I'm kinda done with my silence, especially after even autistic people go after my friends. I'm so done with only autism getting the spotlight, yet for example bipolar or borderline people are driven into mud.
I'm saying all this as a person with Borderline Personality Disorder.
I'm saying all this as a person with Borderline Personality Disorder.
And it's terrible that others try to exclude us from the spotlight because of a nonsensical norm that promotes only emotionally and physically strong people being "the good".
