[ SECRET POST #2552 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2552 ⌋

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

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

As someone who is actually a very fast reader to the point that when I came into my boss' office I knew what we were going to talk about because one look at the computer screen and...

It's very hard to explain to someone who doesn't 'read' fast. It's not a question of 'reading', it's more a question of 'seeing'. I don't read a word letter for letter, I don't even read a sentence word for word. When I read it's like a motion picture in my head, it's like my eyes absorb the text and my brain translates it into pictures.

Anyway, imagine scrolling through your f-list (or dashboard or whatever) and coming across a picture of someone's vag, it's like that. Bam! Seen. Can't be unseen.

tldr It's not an excuse. Which is why I simply avoid certain places at certain times. Because I'm spoiled before I even know it...

[(Anonymous)]

I agree if you don't want to see pictures of folk, then there's not much you can do if it shows up despite whatever precautions, but finding author's views and reading them requires engagement and a failure to scroll that really is your own fault.

[(Anonymous)]

AYRT

Twitter's character limit is 140. Let me tell you, I can see/read that faster than I can scroll.

When you go looking for an author's views, you take the chance that their views differ from yours. That's a chance you take, I'm well aware of that.

I was simply trying to explain that for a fast reader like me, you can get spoiled in an instant. It's not an excuse. For me, it's a fact of life.