[ SECRET POST #2196 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2196 ⌋

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Comments

[perfidiousfate]

This. I feel a lot more open online. In the real world, I'm always really defensive of saying what I like because I'm afraid of people judging me. (Yes, this is silly.) For example, I'm terrified of mentioning I'm in fandom, though I'm getting better at casually talking about it with friends even if they aren't into it. Online, I feel a lot less stigma for talking about likes and preferences because who cares? I'm just another username. Whatever. It's the same for a lot of people, I think.

Such is the mighty power of the Internet.

(Then again, I recently made a post on Tumblr and got a vaguely defensive anon ask which I brushed off at the time, and am now super concerned that I made an idiot of myself and everyone hates me. So online me isn't that different from real me...)