Do you ever recognize repeat posters?

[Anonymous]

There's the Del Ray woman who would defend living in Del Ray if it was covered by 10 feet of rat poop

[Anonymous]

The college counselor guy who always recommends Richard Montauk.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Huh, I thought I'd be mentioned by now. Maybe my writing is less distinctive than a thought.

I was one of the many “tell me your children’s names and I’ll tell you your life story” oft-lauded and complimented PPs. There were a few of us w/ same expository writing styles and skills! Thrilled to be mistaken and recognized. For a brief time I was dcum famousish.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Abusive language poster who writes: "Try to keep up"
and "moron", etc
posters who try to turn dcum into reddit: aita?

The worst!

Awe! I love the AITA posts!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:JX guy, mostly posts in Jobs, Money, and Real Estate formula.

He's anti WFH too.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:There are a couple in the real estate and finance forums who are easy to pick out. One is very helpful and respectful with good insight (the former law partner who retired 8 or so years ago), and another writes in what can only very generously be called garbled English, is from the NY area, professes to have engaged in numerous real estate transactions, claims to have senior positions in a number of companies, and is almost always no value added.

Love the helpful former Big Law partner!

[Anonymous]

I’m the EMDR poster but it’s a personal pledge and in gratitude for learning about this life-changing (not too far fetched to say life saving) therapy during a desperate scroll on dcum! I identify myself as the EMDR PP and express my appreciation.

[Anonymous]

The Have you heard of Google? Don't waste people's time here. Just Google and you'll have your answer Poster.

[Anonymous]

The Jewish woman who is politically conservative and absolutely hates her liberal husband. She pops into Politics from time to time, but I can totally recognize her writing style and syntax.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:There are a couple in the real estate and finance forums who are easy to pick out. One is very helpful and respectful with good insight (the former law partner who retired 8 or so years ago), and another writes in what can only very generously be called garbled English, is from the NY area, professes to have engaged in numerous real estate transactions, claims to have senior positions in a number of companies, and is almost always no value added.

This is the same guy as J1, J2 guy, hates WFH. Can't hover over his "secretaries" if they're at home.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The "oh, honey" person.

Yes. So condescending, which I am sure is the point.

[Anonymous]

The Norma Kamali bot.

[Anonymous]

Many of the examples listed are not about repeat posters, rather they posted something memorable. That's a different discussion.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Abusive language poster who writes: "Try to keep up"
and "moron", etc
posters who try to turn dcum into reddit: aita?

The worst!

Awe! I love the AITA posts!

You should do an ama. 😉

[Anonymous]

Yes, about a subject matter that I refuse to even bring up here, lest I conger this jerk up. But they use very specific rhetoric and lose their mind every time anyone poses a specific argument (I've had it directed at me and seen it with others). I wish I could post the subject matter but they'd see this, and this thread would become a dumpster fire. They are horrible and very easily identifiable.