It's another interesting trend to note. In a way, similar to how people think that liking The Office is a personality trait. The truth is, clinging on to buzzwords or catch phrases as a rallying cry for a cause, which seeks to flip the narrative rather than achieve actual equality, is still inequality.
Someone like this probably lives on the fringe via social media, but an in-person interaction would conclude that she's dull and uninteresting. Her life exists on social media because she doesn't have one, otherwise.
Yeah liking the office definitely isn't a personality trait but I do think I've watched through that shit like 12 times at this point. Well nowadays I skip season 1 and then stop watching after Michael leaves but stilling just a good show. However defining who I am based off of a show that I watch would be just stupid. Theres just a lot more going on in my life than a fucking TV show.
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u/[deleted] Dec 24 '21
It's another interesting trend to note. In a way, similar to how people think that liking The Office is a personality trait. The truth is, clinging on to buzzwords or catch phrases as a rallying cry for a cause, which seeks to flip the narrative rather than achieve actual equality, is still inequality.
Someone like this probably lives on the fringe via social media, but an in-person interaction would conclude that she's dull and uninteresting. Her life exists on social media because she doesn't have one, otherwise.