[ SECRET POST #2609 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2609 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Thank you, F!S, for proving OP's point

[elephantinegrace]

There was an episode of The Simpsons where cameras and speakers were installed all over Springfield, and Ned Flanders became an overseer, and lectured everyone on their behavior when he saw them doing something he disapproved of. There was a single blind spot in the Simpsons' backyard, and at one point I think Chalmers was dancing ballet dressed at a goat.

Now, you don't have to imagine the internet being incredibly hostile to women and girls. You've experienced it. But let's say you found a place where you could get away from that. Everything you can't say, that you've buried inside you in a pressurized bubble of resentment and anger, finally has an outlet. Tumblr allows you to express that, and since it's letting of steam, people get burned. That's just kind of how the site works.

(If you have an account and are willing to come off anon, I could use a different analogy that's a bit more private and a LOT closer to what I'm trying to say.)