Why do you talk so much about things you hate?

>>54935723
It's easier to get worked up about things you hate than get excited about things you love. Also, I can only sing the praises of my favorite system so many times, but I'm constantly finding new shit that rubs me the wrong way.

>>54935723
Because there is less need to talk about enjoyable things, which can be enjoyed in silence.
Humans are social animals, we can endure pain and discomfort in silence but we'd rather let our kind know.
Babies are loud when unhappy, silent when content. So are adults.

>>54935723

Dire autism.

>>54935723
It's called catharsis.

>>54935754
It's easier for spregs and imbeciles

>>54935992
>spregs

>>54935723
to reach consensus with people that don't

>>54935723
All the stuff we like has been banned.

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>>54935723

>>54935723
Because it's trendy in the [current year] to get worked up and extreme.

>>54936369
>Wrote eidetic memory under flaws instead of merits.png

>>54935723
Go ask /pfg/ or /pgg/ or whatever they're calling themselves today.