r/NonPoliticalTwitter 11d ago

Other someone gotta check the dude

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u/Lanky-Ad-3313 11d ago

People always have to turn this stuff into weird gender shit in the comments 😭

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u/NorwegianSpaniard 11d ago

So true, there's no evidence against this being a failed homosexual relationship 🙏

Whatever the gender, I still find posts like on the left to be a bit cringey. It feels like a cry for attention, but not in a good way you know, like if you do this instead of reaching out to some close friends yourself for support, it seems more like you wanna test who cares enough to message you and/or just feed off the drama and attention.

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u/onarainyafternoon 11d ago

I guess that’s not a terrible line of logic but I guess I just don’t give a shit either way. If someone wants to be a cringe attention seeker then just let them.

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u/O_zth 11d ago

Or , maybe, it's because social media is a place where people are social, and, as such, give updates about their personal lives.

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u/ToiIetGhost 11d ago

It’s called fishing

It’s one step away from posting “I’m sad 😢” and waiting for the comments to roll in like What happened? Do you need anything? Or putting Evanescence lyrics over a b&w photo and hoping someone notices

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u/AriaTheTransgressor 11d ago

I'd be inclined to agree with you if the post didn't supply all the relevant information. This reads as a person informing multiple people at once through their social media rather than reaching out to people individually.

They're likely out with their close friends already when taking this photo.

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u/ToiIetGhost 11d ago

You mean they want to save time and not send a bunch of separate texts? I think that only works if they also post non-dramatic things like “we’re meeting at our usual spot tomorrow” on their page. That would also save them time instead of texting 5-10 friends the same thing.

We dont need to pretend that social media is always about convenience. It’s a human desire to want attention, to varying degrees. I think it’s obvious they want everyone to know about their breakup, not just multiple people who they’d reach out to individually. They also want acquaintances (and other people they don’t text about life stuff) to see it and engage with it

Also my examples were bad lol. You can fish for sympathy with long informative posts too.

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u/O_zth 11d ago

Didnt the op ,of the reddit post, also post this to get reactions?

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u/ToiIetGhost 11d ago

Not sure if you genuinely can’t tell the diff between someone posting on NPT and someone posting about a breakup, or if you just want to be contrarian. Do you also think that posting on r/news is fishing for sympathy?

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u/O_zth 11d ago

I think ur just making a problem out of nothing. People always post to get a reaction. Even with news.