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thewindupbirdchronicles · 46-50, M
I only question thoughts like this these days, as I feel there are too many who project ideas. But that's the age of social media, lack of decency often, and context. Ie, so many people have different lives now, from the fall of their economics, their desires we don't know how they intersect for them. Equally I can't say what is good for the goose is good for the gander, but it's possible it's good for one goose, and another goose, who met together where they took the time to talk together.
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thewindupbirdchronicles · 46-50, M
@Canuckle I've learned to use the block function more like curating your social life, which we do in real life. We don't talk with everyone? We learn, from sidelong glances, often who we want to be involved with. We don't need a button called 'block' for that in real life, most often. I think some view it as a restraining order when it's just a mere social tool in a somewhat surreal way to live, talking only through text.
One could say if we silence voices, there is no community.
One could say if we silence voices, there is no community.
Canuckle · 51-55, M
@thewindupbirdchronicles I personally have never blocked anyone on here. I just scroll past the undesirable posts, as I’m sure some move past mine. The admin must be doing a good job at stopping posts that compromise SW. I’m sure there is always someone on and I’m sure they have some good AI in the background catching words and phrases.
thewindupbirdchronicles · 46-50, M
@Canuckle I spend more time in PM than in comments here. I've had the old friends who become enemies assault me. A once friend who again and again betrays your trust to me is good reason to block. And more what I was speaking of otherwise, I've learned I don't need to tolerate rudeness, as I do have a sensitive heart, and I am healing my own self. Those who have no bearing upon my life are not worth troubling myself with more.
SmoothKnight · 51-55, M
