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I may seem new but I've been perusing Voat, 8chan, when they were around,Telegram and even Poal previously.

As you know, some of us come from different eras. So, what might seem like dark humor to some, others may take it differently, at least at first.

None of us are ever 100 percent in a good mood all the time. I get that.

I just wish, we could all just get along or at least try.

Is that possible or am I asking to much?

Peace everyone. ;)

I may seem new but I've been perusing Voat, 8chan, when they were around,Telegram and even Poal previously. As you know, some of us come from different eras. So, what might seem like dark humor to some, others may take it differently, at least at first. None of us are ever 100 percent in a good mood all the time. I get that. I just wish, we could all just get along or at least try. Is that possible or am I asking to much? Peace everyone. ;)

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I avoided the news for two months straight. I only got my news from Telegram before coming back here. I too like most every one here as well. I know what you mean about being crouchy, I feel that way when I feel anxiety. And too much news can make almost anyone anxious .

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yes it's probably an anxiety thing for me too, and a blunt autistic way of communicating :| I have to mentally force myself to display the positive way I feel about a conversation using "actual words", and not pretend I don't come across as a crabby arsehole all the time, lol

one day I will turn off the internet and read all those books I never got around to

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I absolutely love to read. I'm a book collector. But, I have to be in the right frame of mind and at peace otherwise I get distracted.

I know what you mean about using positive language instead of negative. Most people aren't all that informed and don't understand why one would be worried. Therefore, I try hard to censor the negative. Many don't want to understand.

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For some reason I stopped reading books a while back and voraciously consumed online sources instead. Being able to quickly find a lot of related information really quickly is very addictive, given that I grew up lugging books back from the library and checking anything back then probably took days of work.

I'm sure this changing meta alters how we think? I remember working 9-5 and being so bored with the lack of input, now I'll be wide awake at 3am because I'd randomly discovered some new topic to understand...