[ SECRET POST #6147 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6147 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.


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[A Practical Guide to Evil]



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Comments

Re: THE WORLD WILL BREAK OPEN

[(Anonymous)]

Stop projecting your issues onto others.
And get your creative writing exercises back to reddit.

Re: THE WORLD WILL BREAK OPEN

[(Anonymous)]

They are probably getting deleted on reddit. It's my only explanation

Re: THE WORLD WILL BREAK OPEN

[(Anonymous)]

I see projection in many of the replies, where people seem to be treating OP as if they're the one who's caused them pain, rather than individuals they've encountered in their own lives.

In any case, speaking of Reddit, my perspective on whether to treat posts as creative writing exercises changed a few years back. There was a post on one of the relationship subreddits from a man with an abusive wife. People were rather harsh and rash with their advice, I think because, as usual, they assumed it was fiction, and were just playing along. Well, it turned out to have been very much real: several days later, it was in the news that a woman had murdered both of her children. The man from the post had attempted to follow Reddit's ill-conceived advice, and that was her means of punishing him.

I always wonder, now: "what if it turns out that this is real?" I think it's safer to err on the side of caution.