Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I’m a sociologist and this website is one of the most poisonous I’ve come across. It’s worth studying.
You don't get around much.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I mostly post so English grammar police can correct me to feed their delusion of grandeur. It makes this world a safer place for others.
lol. I think so many people on here are funny and smart. But, also plenty are mean or short sided. Or, perhaps it’s multiple sides. I haven’t been on in 3 weeks because I gave myself a time out.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I’m a sociologist and this website is one of the most poisonous I’ve come across. It’s worth studying.
You don't get around much.
Anonymous wrote:I’m a sociologist and this website is one of the most poisonous I’ve come across. It’s worth studying.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What are your major motivations for replying on dcum posts? I get why folks ask questions, but why do you respond? I'm on here most days, but when on top of my game, I'm actually not. I think for me it's a combination of wanting to feel connected somehow, wanting validation by someone else liking my comment, or wanting to buck someone up. Sometimes when I'm in a bad mood, I am snarky. I also like the idea that while we likely don't agree politically, we can help each find casual summer dresses.
Why do you dcum?
Internet forums are like participating in an ongoing interactive anthropological study in your downtime.
Anonymous wrote:I mostly post so English grammar police can correct me to feed their delusion of grandeur. It makes this world a safer place for others.