Gen Y women Anonymous 230927[Reply]
any Gen Y women here who remember the fun days of 4chan like 2007-2010?
There was sexism back then, but nothing like today. The manosphere/mgtow/incel/red pill destroyed that place. Likewise, I feel Gen Z engage in lots of bullying.
I used to pretend to be a guy circa 2007 and never admit to being a woman and it was fun. I also feel this was before politics and echo chambers. /pol/ destroyed 4chan. I remember before /pol/ existed.
Anyway, this is my first post ever here. Just want to get this off my chest. I feel bad that I can no longer enjoy a message board I grew up on.
198 posts and 24 image replies omitted. Click reply to view.Anonymous 309133
>>308948The internet is actually a good example against globalization and homogenisation.
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>>308948I wonder if genA and genB might choose the atomized internet out of low-level disgust. Millennials almost didn't notice the change, but 2020s babies might view everything differently.
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Anyone else seriously reduced their internet use? I did it almost unconsciously for a while, on platforms like tiktok or youtube everything is either the same repetitive sludge, AI generated, designed to be rage inducing, or all combined. I use the internet only for specific things now when having to buy something, I don't browse and linger in places anymore. And I started saving songs I like as mp3s for the inevitable day youtube wins the war against adblockers(which will be the day I finally stop using it altogether), I have 8 GB of music and my collection is growing. It's so sad, when I started using the net most of my time there was interacting with others, and nwoadays I just use the internet to get a specific thing, and when I have thing I leave the place ASAP before I have to see something that makes me angry or sad.
Anonymous 309506
>>308197ive noticed the rise of dedicated echo chamber subreddits (cough cough r/defendingAIart) which will ban you for opposing their core beliefs. it used to be somewhat of a joke that reddit mods were tyrants, but i guess theyve committed to the art now
Anonymous 309514
>>309506well, you are going against the point of their sub when you can just go to a debate (even an anti) one easily. same reason we don't let moids post here, unless there's a specific core belief you think doesn't on the sub?