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i want the world to accept what is now considered 'cringy' like being a ☆*: .｡. o(≧▽≦)o .｡.:*☆ ~~~///(^v^)\\\~~~ type person in emails or essays or texts or in person but i realize that tthis is but a pipe dream .. to have people which can express themselves in such a manner and not be absolutely ripped apart onn a molecular level by the mental cringe tidal forces (which are both socially-ingrained and empathetic in nature) is a rare and cool thing.. but asking people to please accept it and be cool with it is just fake, unless people are completely cool with it there is no realness which is essential to manifest the zeitgeist of THAT early-mid 2010's scene (it takes to many words to describe yknow what i mean...) ,,even if some cultural anomaly makes this generation regress so soon to that past, i feel as if there is a fundamental disconnect between the teens of then and now, maybe some innate sense of cynicism , maybe niches have taken over the cultural playground, which seems oxymoronic i know, and there is no more perceived grand monoculture... i really dont know, more work is needed.. , i have theories
also everytime i mention cringe as a cultural factor i get a senses that some people think that cringe is always to be ignored and should not be considered in choices one makes,, and while that is obv dependent on a individual level, 'cringe' must absolutely be taken into account when talking on the internet about things which do not matter, bcuz it does absolutely matter to consider what is considered cringe and when it does be that ;))
i think cringe culture is cringe, but i think that feeling cringe is a 'good' skill because my theory is that it is a combination of sympathy, or empathy in cases, and social anxiety.. which are generally normal to experience.. and usefule for navigating in the post-post-post-pre-meta-post swag world we live in
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