Overall tone of DCUM Forums - respect/common courtesy out of style?
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My child is 5. We had a difficult time. I’m no longer in these particular trenches, but my body remembers quite a lot. I don’t add much to these conversations unless it’s something that was impactful. It’s ok to ignore that, or deem it as disconnected- it’s always offered in compassion. Never a war story, or venting, no snark or directives. Would venture to guess most of us “older moms” see these topics from recent rather than this forum directly.
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Anonymous
It's the total anonymity (not like Reddit where you have a user name). I don't think it has anything to do with DC vs California. |
Anonymous
I don't think the culture has really shifted. People like to stir the pot and are willing to be much more harsh than they would be in person (or even in a semi-anonymous forum with a username). I didn't see the thread everyone seems to be talking about, though...now I'm sad that I missed it 
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Anonymous
| Trump-era introduced the fly-over country deplorables or those who had roots in un-vaxxed states to this site. When they are not dying of their Whiteness and entitlement, they are hating on everyone else who is doing better than them. Take it with a pinch of salt. You learn to ignore the trash. I report a lot of things to Jeff. |
Anonymous
| Try reading the replies with different accents and different voices...it makes it so much more interesting. |
Anonymous
LOL! So true! And virtue signal a lot! Be as judgmental as you can! |
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Anonymous
| I think anti-social disorders have increased lately |