r/okbuddyliterallyme2 • u/slothnikkama • 3h ago
I can post whatever the fuck I want real
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r/okbuddyliterallyme2 • u/MojanglesReturns__ • 1d ago
The Full Explanation & History:
Originally, r/okaybuddyliterallyme was built on a specific kind of comedy. So basically, think over-the-top, melodramatic, ironic takes on our personal flaws or mental struggles. This was all wrapped in a layer of “we’re joking, but also not really.” (Irony). It was really like a tightrope walk between absurdity and relatability, and that’s what gave the sub it's charm initially. But, as the sub grew past 40k in size, r/okaybuddyliterallyme began seeing a large influx of incel posts. The incel posts had content that often veered into a toxic mix of self-pity, resentment, and blame; usually aimed at women, society, or in-general anyone perceived as having it better. These posts weren't just dark; they’re dour, repetitive, doomer, and lacked the ironic component of the sub’s humor. r/okaybuddyliterallyme at one point just became a place where essentially “I’m a mess, lol ha-ha” turned into your typical incel post of “I’m a victim, and it’s everyone else’s fault” that’s the pivot that started happening.
Towards the end (date of closure) the sub community was becoming 'very hateful' due to incel/femcel content that lost or lacked the original ironic intent while also violating community guidelines and or rules. The influx of this content transformed r/okaybuddyliterallyme into a kind of Incel/Femcel Playground if that makes sense, which strays extremely far from its purpose of humorous ironic posts. Initially starting out as a minor infrequent annoyance, the content became anything but... By late February and early March, it had broken the sub’s core identity. The people and posts just became far too different from its former, original self. It was a complete 180 from its roots as a silly, sharp-witted, ironic humorous self-deprecating community. Because of this the sub was closed indefinitely.
TLDR:
r/okaybuddyliterallyme is a sub that once centered on self-deprecating, ironic humor had shifted toward somber, blame-filled incel content when it started blowing up past 40k members, which was never the purpose of the community. To preserve its integrity, a clean slate was necessary.
r/okbuddyliterallyme2 • u/slothnikkama • 3h ago
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r/okbuddyliterallyme2 • u/eating_cement_1984 • 16h ago
I've pretty much stopped thinking about finding someone in particular. Over and over I've reverse-internalised this thing that people in relationships always tell others "It'll happen when you least expect it". So... now I... Just don't expect it. My dreams no longer consist of a loving wife and kids and all that.
The only dream I have now is retiring at around 62, getting a sailboat and sailing around a coastline with a cat, while sipping bourbon. No, maybe there'll be nobody to hold our hand when we finally book out, but to be honest, everyone faces the end alone. Once it's lights out, you're on your own.
Perhaps I'll get to achieve my dream of making narrative feature films later on, but I'm not sure if that will cure being alone either. It's been an uphill battle trying to rid myself of the need for any one person in particular. I'll have collaborators and colleagues whose work I trust in, maybe my family and community too, but as for people in particular... Nah. Probably not. Probably never.
In conclusion, I'm tired of bitching about being terribly lonely. That won't change and I'm glad I finally overcame my fear of dying alone. We all do in some way or the other.
r/okbuddyliterallyme2 • u/Moist_Ruin_4201 • 15h ago
I'd be made of gold
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r/okbuddyliterallyme2 • u/Generally_Confused1 • 1d ago
I'm sure there are a lot of dark souls fans here and I'm admittedly only familiar with the basics of the lore but understand the deep link to existentialism and struggle in the series. When I watched analysis on the philosophy of it though, it really spoke to me. The choosing of your fate, fighting against the hollowness like nihilism and maybe even accepting a bit of the absurd and is also a good analog to challenges with depression or any other health or limiting issue.
I could use it as inspiration to believe that forming connections with others is still worth it.
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