Yeah, that's a good point come to think of it. I do that too sometimes. I think it stems from a fear of vulnerability? Like, the internet is vicious these days and playing down your interests is a way of minimizing the attack vector while earnestly liking something signals weakness.

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the plan: convince an autistic man whose special interest is pathological lying that you're not a pathological liar, just autistic

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mcdonalds has a designated cuck corner for you to stand in and wait an eternity and a half for the food to be made, in which *you're* blamed and punished with bad reviews for how long it took

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as someone who has did doordash i think it's impossible to overstate just how *degrading* it feels i strongly support robots replacing this in particular

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The "chart for dinner" people always do this. They are always making up the most downtrodden person they can imagine (it's often themselves!) and then getting mad on that person's behalf.

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