Twitter Has Mastered Arguing About Nothing 

And you regret even saying anything in the first place Lmaooo

this was weirdly accurate 🤣

"Has turned" its always been like this lmao

My dad yelled at me for coming out bcs my mum cried cause I wasn't straight, so yeah I can agree 💀

sounds like my narc parents

hahahaha i never even thought about that part of it. actually baffling

People on Twitter just like privilege wars 😭 If you literally said "drink water every day" they'd be mad because not everyone has access to water

Same I just assumed they did night shift

You're spot on. Everyone/thing is different and like idk, one of my big beliefs is that context is everything. I probably would've read it and scrolled past it or something.

Even if they didn’t, the person is speaking of their own experience, no where did it say that that’s how everyone should be nor were they put down for others having different experiences and life expectations. All I read was bitterness. Twitter is like that toxic aunt that always has something negative to say, and can’t keep it to herself 😂

people who hate little kids just for being kids and acting like kids are so miserable it hurts 😭😭 like i get it they can be annoying (i work with them often) but acting like they’re a bane on society is just awful :(

@@Raaaah__ I can’t stand people who call themselves “child haters”. Like, a child will just EXIST and they’re automatically shitting on them. “Man, I can never have children. They’re so annoying and they’re leeches. If I could, I would probably punt a child.” I’ve seen some child haters referring to parents as breeders too? That’s so… ick. I don’t get how you can hate on a vulnerable group of people (because that’s what children are. Small people learning to navigate the world).

I'm betting $100 dollars that calling parents "breeders" originated from some incel community

wait till u see tiktok...

But fr so many people act like kids aren't human beings and it's so awful, most kids are better people than the average twitter user

To be fair she said “hours” and people took that to mean a long luxurious time

@@Nsmith666 my husband will wake up early/stay up late to spend more time with me?

I don't work at all because I love what I do so it never feels like work. When I die and go to heaven I won't even notice the difference because I have infinite time, love and money right here. I spend at LEAST 8 hours a day with my spouse, and I live lavishly. The kids sleep in late and pretty much take care of themselves. And I've never had mental or physical health issues so I never feel excessively drained in any way. I have all the fortitude and resilience I need to put up with life's troubles. #blessed

@@nikkiespinosa8854 This is absolutely beautiful. Well done my friend! Bravo!

@@biguattipoptropicamy wife and I will simply sacrifice a bit of sleep by waking up early or staying up late (while baby is asleep) to spend a bit more quality time with each other. It’s really that simple😂

Literally just what I was thinking, like she probably was not learnt what that action means and how the gorilla would interpret her action, like kan people not understand that kids usually just want to have fun and don’t have to be brats because of that 😭😭

Yeah, of course. That's what a lot of people probably think about gorillas unless they've read about them or been around them. They bang their chest! Fun! That it's a social display of dominance isn't something people should assume everyone has. However, knowing zoos, I'm sure there probably was a sign explaining that banging on your chest is a show of dominance and to not do it. Because the point of zoos is to educate people! But no one involved read it. They know not to and why now, probably, but I'd be willing to bet that they ignored the zoo's request to not do something and now the zoo has to replace plexiglass. Should you get super mad at them? No, that's stupid. Only twitter would lead you to believe that's the best idea. But, are those a couple of dumbass parents filming their kid ignoring the rules and then having the consequences demonstrated to them? Yes. Yes it is. Hopefully they learned to *read* things.

@@Nothingseen man shut up. Do you know how many signs are usually on zoos and all over the world that no body reads or even notices. You act like people aren’t surrounded by signs so often that they start tuning them out. Especially when you’re just out trying to have fun with other people. You’re also making an assumption that there even was a sign there for that specific thing which you don’t even know. Just because you say you shouldn’t get super mad at them while also calling them dumbass parents doesn’t mean you’re not being just as bad as these obnoxious tweets shown in the video. Get a grip and get lost.

@@Nothingseen completely agree! I hadn't even considered the parent(s) actively recording it.

@@noavocado The world is, unfortunately, full of dumbasses. That's why there's so many signs, you know! I've worked at museums and zoos, and the amount of people who just... do stuff there's a sign telling you not to do is wild. Don't tap the glass, don't step over this line, don't touch the painting... you can say that people are surrounded by things telling them what to do so much that they tune it out, but it's not like they make intelligent decisions without them. Cause you can't make an intelligent, informed decision about things you don't know anything about. You can tune things out, sure; but someone's gotta deal with it when you ignore warnings. Tap on the glass, hurting the spider inside? That's now someone's problem. Step over a line and mess up an exhibit? That's now someone's problem. Touch an ancient painting, getting your oils on it and damaging it? That's now someone else's problem. Just like this. Without a sign up telling people to not bang their chests, the zoo would be liable for damage if something happened to a visitor because they did. So I'm almost certain there's a sign there unless this is some fly-by-night shady zoo. But the parents of the kid either didn't notice or didn't care, and filmed it happening because they thought it was cute. Now they know why it was a bad idea and the zoo's gotta repair the exhibit and maybe shuffle things around. Probably be closed for a week or so, so everyone else who comes in won't be able to see the gorillas. This is the shit that happens, man! Getting *mad* at them is useless. But people making dumbass mistakes by not paying attention is just the way things work. People who don't really think too much about the environment they're in or have much respect for signs and requests fuck up and everyone else has to deal with it. The best we can hope for is that they learn from it, which a broadside twitter barrage won't do because they'll get defensive.

great vid nick glad to have u back

This sums up the Internet thank u

90% of social media is creating a character, convincing yourself that they exist, and getting mad about it.

Dude, if I don't try to stop robber in my country, owner of the shop would fucking suspend me for helping robbers.

@@peinin what country do you live in?

@Raye_Wonderland I can't even understand is your reply humorous or not, because ability to imagine absolutely opposite situations is not smth ordinary.

@Raye_Wonderland Also, you live in hyperreality, so give a damn to amount of likes my comment received from somebody

My job straight up said we can be fired for trying to stop a thief lol, they do not want ANYONE even trying.

Fr lol

and it’s literally some random 8 year old engaging in perfectly normal random 8 year old behavior. it’s like these people have never seen a child before 😭

It’s the same energy as when dogs do something that a dog wants to do (like getting a little bit too energetic or slightly getting in the way cus they’re excited) and all the replies are people slandering the owner for not training the dog well enough Absolutely insane lol

these people must have been constantly screamed at growing up, internalized a hatred of children, and now splooge it everywhere instead of processing that shit

I remember a tumblr post once where someone was like "ugh hiding from my relatives in the sauna this holiday" and people went off on them for being a spoiled rich kid with a sauna. In Finland, where the op was from, saunas are very, very common and in most stand-alone houses, apartment buildings, and even in places like public swimming halls. But people don't care about the context, they just care about the rush of self-importance and control they feel from putting others in line. I swear someone could literally post "spent all day at the beach gathering bottles to recycle for food money" and someone would go off with "wow, wish i had time to spend all day at the beach you privilege haver."

I think some people on twitter confuse jealousy with anti-capitalist activism. Everyone /should/ get to have long coffee in the garden moments with their loved ones if they want to! Someone having the privilege to do so where others don’t doesn’t mean that no one should, it just means that we ought to work towards a world where everyone could do it.

you described that perfectly

I think what bothers me the most about it is that so many people are apparently in terrifyingly precarious financial situations, where they have absolutely no free time... and they think the solution to this is for no one to ever mention any pleasure or joy that they had. Like, I feel bad for anyone who is in that situation, but demanding that it should be so normalised, to the point where no one dares to mention that they're not... is insane. Having free time to do something you enjoy isn't this absurd luxury that they seem to think it is.

"Because if I, a regular person on the internet, don't relate to a good thing THEY have but I wish I had it, then it's their OBLIGATION to not post about it in order to not ruin MY particular day!!!" - these people, probably

Some rich people are taking needless private jet flights that ruin the enviroment and have needless, energy wasting gadgets in their house but the biggest crime a rich person can commit is have the time to drink a cup of coffee in the garden and have healthy communication with their partner

I think every zoo should have a stuff not to do board to aggravate the animal to educate the people to prevent something like this. The animals are already miserable caged up, it's better not to throw salt on that even further.

@@rishi2714 they usually do but sadly so many people skip over the awesome educational content at a lot of big zoos

@@BossDrSample that's true, for me personally it was kinda fun reading stuff like that. Zoo's shouldn't be treated like a circus imo. But in a perfect world that might be possible, unfortunately these animals need proper funding to survive so there isn't really a choice here.

I'd say that most zoo's simply shouldn't exist anymore. Petting zoo's with local animals and proper research/nursing facilities that may also serve as a zoo are mostly fine I suppose but that's it. Locking up wild, exotic animals solely for our entertainment/education as we we frame it now, just shouldn't be a thing anymore.

@@Casshio No zoo at all, just SANCTUARIES, a bunch of animals die in zoos, don't remember the giraffes?

great points!!! thanks for watching :-)

It's funny because people who loudly believe in common sense will be appalled if you tell them that common sense is an assbackward notion - that, to them, is proof that you don't have common sense. So what I like to do is present them with two common sense-based arguments that lead to completely opposite conclusions, and just leave it at that.

Excatly my point

As a neurodivergent person i agree

yes!! when my brother and our friends from our village all moved to cities we were surprised to see how similarly we think. Like even though our opinions are often polar opposites we think through things and digest information in similar ways. very interesting

@green mayo man 🇺🇦 *very* expensive hobby

Having a heterosexual relationship/marriage is inherently oppressive and wrong though

@@Max-dg5gj its crazy how their might be some people who would actually beleive that

@@masoncombs7799 I am not joking

@@Max-dg5gj L

Yes same I'm done with Twitter but if I can laugh/rage with others I can handle it and still know what's going on

Agreed, I don't have twitter but similar arguments can be found on youtube, and they'd be much more fun in this format

FR seeing these kinds of tweets by myself always just makes me sad but seeing them with other people makes it funny

Same I deleted Twitter like two years ago (fantastic decision) but I do love seeing random people argue over nothing 😭

Yeahbutnahhh.. can you imagine? twitter filtered for nickisnotgreendom Poor Nick, his brain might implode under this kinda pressure… Although it has a good ring to it, could call it something fun like Thisisnottwitter or Nickisnottweeting

People feel the suffering they endure under the system whether they realize it or not. It’s enraging because simply being able to have a coffee and chat with your partner in the morning is something everyone should be able to do. However, because of the systems we live under this is only obtainable for a small amount of people. Basically how I see it the anger these people feel is directed at the system but since they don’t realize this it’s redirected back at the couple.

@@andrewalpern2178 exactly... these "jealous" people get mocked but the real joke here is a system where people can't ever be relaxed bc we constantly have to be on the go.

Yeah like, it's the goal to have enough time to relax, it's the goal to have enough financial stability to have access to a garden. That's the goal. If not for us to have that, then for our children to. The first generation works. The second goes to school. The third gets to take advantage of that and relax. I feel the majority of the current generation is caught up on wanting instant progress for them right now, which is valid, but is not how we progress nor does it allow for progress to be effectively made/marketed. We no longer care about gradual growth. The goal is no longer to make people better, it is to punish them forever.

@@meredith_smith no, I'm still gonna call them out for being absurd with their takes. Like, idc how bad your day is, getting angry at somebody for the sole reason that they have something you don't is stupid (for further proof, see: incels). Our system may be clownworld, but that makes you no less part of the circus.

@@samt3412 have fun ig? neither of u is doing much good to the world

Same! That’s a really good practice I started to do for years, and I noticed my mental health (at least from social media) improved a lot, but recently I’ve been falling back and my mental health definitely reflects that :(

Fuck youre so right😭

That’s a great resolution. Comment sections and social media in general have probably contributed to my poor mental health, and I wish I could give it up, but I find it really difficult to avoid social media when the only communities I’ve found of people that are similar to me and where I feel I can truly be vulnerable are all online. At least I’m not on Twitter anymore tho lol.

such a good idea! i saw someone comment on a thread a while ago about wanting to engage with content online that made them feel happy, and then they felt the need to apologise for only engaging with positive media, jokingly calling themselves parasocial for watching streamers because they thought someone else would say it if they didn't, and arguing they knew they 'should be seeking out balanced media.' Made me kinda sad to think that someone felt the need to apologise for protecting their own mental health and not seeking out heavy material to 'stay informed' at all costs. Sometimes you just need to protect your own damn peace and not engage in the doom scrolling, nothing wrong with that! I get the idea of a collective responsibility to stay informed somewhat, not sticking our heads in the sand or turning a blind eye to injustice etc, but sometimes after a hard day, ya just wanna get some giggles from the Internet. That seems totally reasonable to me. And the number of replies making fun of that person just boggled my mind.

Getting off Twitter really improved my mental health. Those arguments can really take a toll when you see them multiple times a day

Exactly. There’s been so so many dumb people in a variety of ways throughout history. Now people can just spread their stupidity on an online platform, where their comments and views will never truly disappear lol

well said

this is like the largest, most commonly used logical fallacy. you have no proof of this statement so don't use it as an argument

You are 100% correct lol! People are dumb everywhere at any time period, it’s just that it’s being revealed to us more now with technology to announce it to everyone It reminds me of the argument of “music is bad now”; and while it’s completely fine to have your own opinion, a lot of people (I know not all) would base this on music they see online by young people. And of course ignoring the fact that it’s completely subjective, music isn’t necessarily getting bad, it’s just that more and more people have access to putting their stuff out there without much professionalism or a great understanding of music (like how anyone of any age or professionalism can post on SoundCloud or RU-vid), if that makes sense, sorry for ranting

@@haileyrafferty2372 Exhibit A: Social media platforms, where any unhinged thought or opinion is made public for all to see, create awareness of the social climate. No longer are voices limited to the press and other media. Anyone can speak up. This wasn't always the case. Ignorance would result in fewer enlightening takes, would it not? The digital age grants access to limitless information. Stupidity is after all majorly based on pseudoscientific ideology, generalisation and plain ignorance. A dangerous combination that is much easier to rectify today.

Oh I wish they weren't able to be read...

I pray that people just write in personal journals instead of thinking their brain dead tweets needs to be public for all to suffer through. :(

i had to delete twitter, and haven’t been on for years. now i enjoy the drama from afar lmao

Stop using it. Seriously, I mean no offense but Twitter and other social media makes so many people's lives unnecessarily miserable and angry. It does almost nothing but harm. Delete your account and don't look back.

my brother in christ ur the one who followed those accounts

She’s barely in kindergarten and lost her parents, what the fuck are they on

Oh god i had completely forgotten about that lmao

This is the same kind of person who would insist that a crying toddler is “being manipulative” lmao

it’s „only on twitter you can talk about liking pancakes and some rando will go on about you hating waffles“ or smth like that xD

@@buchstaben-suppe yeah it´s that one i actually used that screenshot with someone i was arguing on about on tw cause they were always bringin up something i already clariefied but still kept going

@@LauraVanessaEscobarSalazari love seeing that image pop up out of nowhere sometimes lol

Truly the modern era Romeo and Juliet

Unfortunately I’ve had people in my generation be best friends growing up through school or college, then fall out and block as soon as their relationship becomes more online focused.

in captivity yeah and to me, it seems like people are redirecting their anger over the fact that this animal is captive and being watched by this family for like $10 each. they're profiting off animals suffering and no, its not okay. so thats just how i feel about the first tweet.

as a kid, the only thing i learned about gorillas was that they are pretending not to know how to read (thank you Sesame Street)

Welcome back nick ♥️♥️♥️♥️

@@haileyrafferty2372 isn't the goal of most zoos conservation and education and not profit? Plus with the whole conservation aspect, they also tend to like. Make sure the animals aren't suffering? Sad/stressed animals don't breed. So they provide adequate enclosures, enrichment, that sort of thing.

@@someoneidk308 it is pretty well known that zoos are usually for profit. There are a few that are more focused on conservation and welfare rather than the money but that it isn't really guaranteed. Even with conservation in mind, most animals at zoos aren't endangered at all and are essentially captive for entertainment. At the end of the day, all zoos aren't the same, but a lot of them provide really poor quality of life for the animals.

I agree I worked at retail for many years and we can’t chase them out of the door. We actually can get fired, or killed. My boss told me that we are all important and our lives could be in danger of we do. He actually got stabbed in the arm by a shoplifter at a different job. Only thing we could do is call the cops to let them know what they look like and car. Yeah I totally understand 💯 percent

The last thing the lady says is fucking sending me LMAO is she implying that the only thing keeping her from stealing is the thought of getting tackled by some hapless full-time employee only making $14 an hour? Something that even if they made $100 an hour they would probably not do?? I'd love to study her

@@fricketyfrackgettfback did not even think about that but honestly that's hilarious yeah. I think she probably thought policemen lived in the walls and would morph out of them to get your ass if you even thought about stealing

@@fricketyfrackgettfback tbh the first time I heard that employees are told not to do anything to prevent shoplifting my mind was blown. She probably just had her world rocked like “huh, I can steal from Walmart too and no one loses out but the big man??”

It's one of those things where in hindsight you can reason its not a great idea, but I probably wouldn't of given it any thought if I was there

Yes this is the reason I didn't understand when he said that it wasn't common sense to know that. I mean, the kid was acting innocent and just imitated what he could see on TV, it would probably growl at a tiger or something. The parents did nothing wrong too, they just let their kid have fun. I honestly was surprised that the gorilla could notice that a kid was doing this gesture and attack it, seeing that it was so little. But the idea that imitating animal behaviour like banging your chest, doing noises and such could make them aggressive should be common sense to me.

@@ziron5385 to you, not everyone

Kinda embarrassing for the gorilla tbh

I get the anger at the gorilla incident. It shouldn't have been directed towards the child though. Zoos are awful and cruel, and I think anyone who contributes money to take their kids to gawk at sad animals in cages is pretty gross as a human. That gorilla could have really hurt himself and those parents should feel like shit

I think it's less about true pessimism and more about just wanting to be a reactionary. Even negativity is met with hostile positivity.

I think some people get addicted to being angry over things that don’t really affect them because you can argue in circles for hours about really unimportant stuff

Usually envy or insecurity. These people are probably super unhappy in their lives and are taking it out on someone else as unhappy people often do. It’s a much wiser option to say nothing and move on in these kinds of situations. They’re impacting their own mental health being like this as well as others.

@Emma Mooney that's definitely it, anger is an extreme emotion that can give you adrenaline rush, becoming addicted to it would be pretty easy for someone numbed by negativity

@@ps1hagrid786 true! They’re the type of person who would complain about _everything_ in the room to anyone who will listen, but the second someone else is upset they’re like “why do you have to be so negative” 🤦‍♀️

wow congratulations for being here

good idea!!!

the compliment at the end for the free ps5, respect

Sameeee!!

@@vannessagarcia4158 ur so cool and awesome and amazing!!!!! where’s my ps5 give it to me now

Yeah fair cause it's a baby. And I'm not crucifying the parents either but like you seriously never connected that action to aggression?? Like that NEVER occured to you? And if you knew that why would you let your kid do it? Cause not taunting animals at a zoo IS common sense, I refuse to hear anything about that not being true, I refuse to believe there are grown adults who have been to a zoo and did not know it was wrong to taunt the animals. Like why would it NOT occur to you to stop the kid from doing that?

@@LangkeeLongkee its like roaring and growling at a lion and expecting it not to get mad back

@@LangkeeLongkee Please do something more productive with your time

@@bangtanluver exactly like what did you think was gonna happen

@@Sunny-qs2ru I'm currently waiting for a class to start so not much I can do rn.

I think this is a very interesting observation.

It's because anonymity allows people to be a side of themselves that they like to cover up irl. They also get to hide behind a screen and say whatever they want without consequences. They are a large range of people you'll meet online. They're the types of people that'll throw insults and slurs, all the way to people who will repeatedly kill you in a video game and send hate messages. They feel helpless in real life, so they want everyone around them to feel the same way. "If I can't be happy, nobody else should. Because I'm a victim, and the victim is entitled to hurting everyone around them because they had a bad day."

So well said!

yup, this is precisely why i stay away from twitter now. people genuinely find a way to find a negative in even the most innocent harmless thing, and even just reading those comments and seeing how these people come to these conclusions can fuck you up, I have OCD so this blinding reminder that people like this exist is not good for my paranoia lmao, and even just not clicking on the comments isn't enough. Honestly quitting/avoiding twitter is actually super good for your mental health, at least from what I've experienced and seen

@@fishhuh I feel you dude. Sometimes I even feel that kind of thing on RU-vid and occasionally I have to avoid certain types of content for a while, such as videos which poke fun at incels or homophobic people etc-- because even if I enjoy it and even if the content itself isn't pushing a negative message, it does bad things for my mental health to engage with too much of the internet's toxicity for long. Like it makes me pessimistic and worry much more than I probably should about what others assume about me. As you said, I'm not sure if I experience the exact same thing as you, but I can also feel a little paranoid when I'm reminded about all the worst kinds of people. Anyway, I'm glad it's been beneficial to you

love u my man

Truly the king 🫶🏻

I imagined this in the voice of Rafiki - on the Lion King Super Nintendo game, that line would play after you died and respawned, and so it's etched into my brain

@@nickisnotgreen I love u both and would love a collab👀🙏

@Evitai Etavir I love how detailed and specific this analogy is, I do the same thing and I love when other people do it to. I say stuff like "that looks like Mrs. puffs curtains in spongebob during the [insert title] episode". I genuinely enjoy stuff like that. anyway, have a good night/day/life.

Tumblr has already seen a lot of the stuff 5 years ago that people are complaining about Twitter now. It's a little funny hearing people get so mad about a Twitter thing that's been tackled and dissected by Tumblr a long time ago.

Did you mean "comprehension"?

@@gintarebaskeviciute5672 yes I did, I am also an example 😔🙏❤️

I don’t understand why anyone uses Tumblr anymore lol

@@seinfields because every other social media is an inhospitable landscape by comparison

thank you

I think it was a massive mistake on the zoos part to put the gorilla enclosure so close to visitors. Like you said, they're easily provoked and not every visitor is informed or is respectful towards them.

The first tweet was definitely written by a gorilla because they were so offended lol. It would be good to have signs to specifically educate people on how to act around animals. My local zoo has a “don’t howl at the wolves” sign

At the Denver Zoo they have signs near the primate enclosure that say something like "hey be aware that things you might consider friendly like smiling or eye contact or waving can be a sign of aggression for these animals!" and I think that's a great solution

I def agree that the parents shouldn't let their children taunt any animals. That's common sense. Knowing what chest banging means? Not at all. But I've never seen people taunt animals when I've been at a zoo...can't blame the kid tho, she prob thought she was being friendly.

It wouldn't have even remotely crossed my mind that this movement could provoke the Gorilla coming from a child.

Great comment but I can barely read it. Please include more punctuation that isn't ending punctuation.

@@tophatzcoolness no. have a nice day.

this is so so so nice to hear :-) i appreciate you sticking around! hopefully this will be a great year for some good content

wholesome comment ❤️ hope you get all the good energy back that you give out, friend!

Kpop Tiktok comes in on a close 2nd place. I don't why they're both so toxic but it's like people feel so free to be vile & cruel about others. They have the worst takes there😭

💀💀 submissive and tweetable took me clean out

thanks!!! my first time editing my own video in forever and it feels really nice. i think i might do it from now on for the main channel at least

Oh damn cool, the editing style is really nice, definitely keep doing it if it’s not too time intensive :).

@@nickisnotgreenlove that!

I’m in the same boat as you, my immediate thought was that yeah you shouldn’t do that but I’m also someone who spends a lot of time with animals. Definitely no fault of the child, I wouldn’t necessarily blame the parents because it’s hard to teach what you’re unaware of, however, I do think the way most people treat animals (pets included) needs to be better and understanding basic animal behavior should be promoted. All that said, mistakes happen I just hope they learn from it rather than thinking “oh what a mean animal”

I feel like in the case of wild animals like this the zoo should take responsibility for teaching people basics. I wouldn’t have questioned by little kid imitating this behavior.. it does seem obvious now that I’ve seen the possible consequences but in the moment.. and before watching this I’d never have considered it.

Ooo I like anger baiting! I saw this video referring to it as doomscrolling and I found that fitting too

@@jtheripper8929 i feel like doom scrolling is great to describe the action itself but i tend to use anger bait to describe the content itself that i’d come across while doom scrolling, but specifically the type that angers or annoys me lol.

Same!

Woah this is totally why i felt so down lately, time to delete twitter!

Right, I feel like it’s almost an addiction to getting mad, especially arguments like these that really don’t matter

That was based off someone else’s tweet.

THANK U for hanging around. appreciate all the kind words and for watching the video u are certifiably awesome

THANK U!!! this is great to hear, i appreciate u

My Twitter is only full of artists/designers. Never seen any arguments lol

@@Quzga same

Yeah this is why I don't have one. You can't filter shit out the way you do with Tumblr and I feel like people get on Twitter just to get mad about things. The few times I've had one I have suffered for it

@@Quzga pls how do you do it i’m trying so hard but no matter how many words i mute or people i block i rarely get just wholesome art. it gives me the recent replies and likes of stupid arguments and news articles and stuff even though i only follow artists and like 15 content creators :(

and most of the time it seems like it’s some of the artists just liking other stuff which makes it so counterproductive to me. but then i mute their likes and retweets and then it’s someone different. it’s like twitter only gives me likes from recent arguments and actively pushes away art

It’s important to remember that a ridiculously small percentage of the world’s population even HAS twitter, and something like 80% of the posts come from 20% of the accounts. It’s literally just the same dumbass people using the site like a diary/echo chamber 💀

:)

Frrr! ❤

aw thank you that’s really nice to hear. i appreciate the support :-)

It also means he’s safe from Dumb Tweeters because they recoil from the sun like vampires.

I read banging and was like ...ok

THANKS

:-)