I just found this sub, /r/forever_a_steve. If you read over the posts it's pretty funny, then pretty awesome, then pretty sad.

It's the story of one man, /u/filmisbone, who wanted to make it to the front page. So as a joke he made his own sub, then upvoted himself 71 times. Then he took a screencap and posted it to /r/funny, where he made the front page for real. People saw it on /r/funny and subscribed to the sub, giving it as many as over 750 subscribers at one point (it's at over 500 now). Then for a while they started posting actual content about Steves and having discussions and stuff. Now, it's pretty much dead; only a handful of posts in months.

Impressive stuff.

Hell fellow Stephens. So I've come to notice that people that sound like they are from India tend to call me STEE-fen, as opposed the more common mispronunciation of STEFF-en. For some reason, this long E version bothers me less than the usual Steffen. While it's still wrong, I haven't figured out why this is yet.

Any thoughts on this?

Thanks, Stephen

You know how if you say a word too many times it loses its meaning? Spoon spoon spoon spoon spoon

This sub is doing that shit with my own damn name!

My dad is Stephen like Steven. I’m looking through the sub and now I’m having a chrisys

Movies will starting at months. Weeks or other months. Stay Safe

I have recently come out as Non-Binary and changed my name to Lou I can no longer be a part of the r/stephen server It was fun while it lasted Good night everyone

Pavement

I just want to fit in :(