1 Name: Anonymous 2025-07-06 19:58
to those that need it most i feel like ive come to an understanding that there is just so much neuance to the way that people treat eachother that this is what trully brings depth to a conversation not the facts or your comprehension but also the impactfull lenguage that you can bend and express with your vocal cords some things that you may not be able to understand from a basic understanding of the word but of trully having been around the person that you talk to for a long time and having a massive database in your concience of the way this word comes out depending on their emotional tone its like some kind of dialup information spread that happens over time and that honestly the hardest thing about meeting people is having to remember the intricacies of their voice and the weight which certain words hold in them because of an experience where someone used it or said it to them its almost as if talking is akin to a dart board and the words you use can either stick right in the middle or completely miss sometimes completetly failing to pin the emotion that you want to convey ultimately feeling completely missunderstood or even having an offensive honestly stupid reaction because they simply havent spent enough time with you to understand you words are like invisible neurons that shape and form depending of who we live or interact with the most one word can be said on a microphone and some will have a religous experience while another will run in fear its just too complex of a feeling that no common ground can be found with just a couple of months of a relationship forming once some time passes i belive that this space can be amazing but i honestly think it should be limited to something like dunbars scale have somewhat of a queue that you have to wait to be admitted into the site anyone that isnt invested will leave within minutes of not having access and those who are in will not wanna loose track of the conversation surely this will stop normies from entering and those who manage too will be met with a lenguage that has developed only with the minds of a couple hundred trully making it isolated and incomprehencible to anyone who comes in and only interesting to those willing to stay and understand it