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This post is admittedly a fairly negative view on the cheap things people do to get attention online.
Though I don’t fully agree, I thought it was interesting enough to hear out a viewpoint that was different than my own.
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I kind of understand where they are coming from, but authenticity was always a problem online. It wasn’t until Facebook came out that most people didn’t even use their real names. Social media perpetuates both the best and worst sides of humanity, so of course there are terrible attention seekers and likewise there are really authentic and raw personalities. Where you choose to focus your attention is up to you.
Forgive me, but why are these bad things to post? This is how humans are. And it’s not more inauthentic than forced small talk in a meeting room, or water cooler conversation, or the fake smile you put on in front of your family.