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⌈ Secret Post #3156 ⌋

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[Spider Riders]

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[Shameless]

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[The Mighty Boosh]

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[Glitch]

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[Fire Emblem: Awakening]

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[Kaikisen]

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[Kingdom Hearts 2]

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[Yu-Gi-Oh]

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I was going to ask about what you mean by not having a consistent identity, but I guess I get it. If you're named and you say two things that people feel like they don't go together they might call you on it. Some people wouldn't want to deal with that.

Personally I think everyone could use some reminders that people are complex. I hate the idea that, for example, you can tell someone's political party based on their stance on a single issue. You could make a good guess but I don't like the idea that it's inherently inconsistent for them to not toe the party line in all things. It may not be consistent to another person's framework of ideas but it can still be consistent to theirs.

NAYRT

It's also kind of stylistic - like, when I was posting under a name, I would think a lot about how I was posting, how I was writing things, the kind of jokes I was making, the kind of impression that I wanted to give off. How I presented, basically.

Of course a lot of that is because I'm a weird nervous wreck w/ social anxiety. But still, it does make it easier if you don't have to think about that stuff at all.

I could see that. I sometimes tell my friends "I just thought of a joke but it's not really me at all".

Around here I've just kind of embraced that I can't control how other people will see me so there's no point in trying too hard to influence it. What comes across as intelligent and insightful to someone may look pretentious to someone else. What seems sweet to someone may seem insincere to someone else. And so on.

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