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>when it truly kicks in that all the whacky asshole internet kiddos will be the adults of tomorrow
>tfw when you realize it's the real normal people (normies in the traditional, technologically illiterate sense, AKA motherfucking normal people) that will be the kind, understanding ones, since they're not as cruel or smart
>being kind and loving will be seen as cringey, mostly done as a competition to combat the passive-agressive hostility rather than out of desire to keep the boomer personality traits alive
I don't know about you, but I'm flocking to the beta crowd. Jesus, I might as well just quit now.
I think I want to go back to being a normie.
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>>38239948
what world are you living in?
the people who understand the niche concept of "cringe" in the internet context will all grow out of it, very soon on the timescale you're talking about
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>>38239983
I hope that's the case.
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>>38239983
i'm not sure
as more of life is encoded on the recursive history of the web, every faux pas carries the weight of not just the momentary embarrassment but the following lifetime of instantaneous unearthing which may be used to discredit a person at a moment's notice
cringes will grow more unbearable on the weight of this millstone provender and this could result in the internet ushering in a new era of lockstep politeness and social conformity to make the Amish seem like radical punks
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>>38240153
Everything will be dismissed as youthful indiscretions and "locker room talk"
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