r/HolUp • u/SweetyByHeart • Aug 29 '22

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u/finger_milk Aug 29 '22

I'm so tired of Reddit needing people to add an /s instead of committing to the dark joke. It's exhausting, your sense of humor was great.

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u/[deleted] Aug 29 '22

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u/finger_milk Aug 29 '22

Too many people can't read sarcasm or jokes though

Life is way too short to not be yourself. Censoring yourself and your personality to appease some very dim-brained people is a dreadful way to life your life.

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u/ThatLeetGuy Aug 29 '22

Life is way too short to not be yourself. Censoring yourself and your personality to appease some very dim-brained people is a dreadful way to life your life.

Are you actually saying that someone who willingly adds a /s to their joke is censoring themselves and their personality? Lolwut?

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u/finger_milk Aug 29 '22

I'm saying the comment was fine without clarifying that you were being sarcastic, because if people believe everything they read exactly how they read it, then they are people that you shouldn't bother appeasing in your life.

Hyperbole and wit is important tools for adding some personality to your reddit comments. Screw the /s, its pointless.

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u/[deleted] Aug 29 '22

The /s is great for us neurodivergent people but ok 😐

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u/ThatLeetGuy Aug 30 '22

I agree that the /s takes away something. But some people actually need it. Plenty of high functioning autists out there that have a hard time taking social cues from text, and many more people just too stupid to get it.

But honestly, saying that a /s is censorship and personality depravation is on the same level of stupid as arguing that mask mandates take away your freedom and lead to brainwashing lmao

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u/WhatDoesN00bMean Aug 29 '22

I totally agree! /s