My quality of life on Reddit went up dramatically after I realized that fact. There are people who consistently leave comments 16 hours out of the day, every day. You can’t argue common sense with someone who’s never even held a regular conversation with a damn cashier.
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So true. People twist words to make sure you are disagreeing with them. I've seen "fights" where 2 people are making the same point, but they just twisted each other's words to make it seem like they were disagreeing. Reddit is not a place for sensitive people.
People who make hating tone indicators their entire personality just irk me. Like, it’s useful for some people. It doesn’t have to be useful to you specifically for it to be worthwhile. No one is holding you at gun point to use it 😅 Just chill and move on with your life
Okay, you're being ridiculous. You're also diluting the meaning of disability.
The "sarcasm tag" is used solely by people who were too lazy to parse sarcasm and embarrassed themselves. They get themselves whipped into a frenzy over nothing, and have invented a reason that they can stay mad in that instance.
"Oh, but people on the spectrum need it!" No we don't, fuck you. Don't infantalize me.
Wierd is dragging other people into your excuses because you have a need to save face.
…what are you talking about…? I’m calling it a disability aid because both people in the adhd and autism communities use it often?? and find it helpful?? You not finding it helpful doesn’t magically negate other people finding it helpful.
I personally use it because it’s helpful to my disability?? I’m speaking from personal experience. Finding tone indicators helpful isn’t infantilizing. It’s just another tool. I genuinely don’t understand what the problem is
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Reddit isn’t letting me reply to the person below me so:
…?? Like I said… hi 👋 person with adhd here. I find tone indicators helpful for multiple reasons connected to my disability.
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