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Topic	From years of gaming forum experience, I've learned many people...
Rango 03/07/18 10:04:37 PM #9:	TomNook posted... I've actually found that when I'm more active and happier IRL, I'll troll more online, because it's just a silly thing to do for a couple minutes a day when I have the time to spare. The couple years long ago when I was more shut in, I'd be nicer online because I'd spend more time there, as if i were looking for a home. For me, it's the opposite. It's when I'm working a long, hard day at work that I start getting into a bad mood. That's when I start noticing how bad people are and how much I desire to shitpost. This turns into me trolling gaming forums and calling out people with bad opinions, or calling out SJWs on Twitter for their one-sided, sexist views. --- http://tinyurl.com/jfdvuhu <cite>Rango posted [p:897368654] in From years... [t:76388170]...</cite> <quote><cite>TomNook posted...</cite> <quote>I've actually found that when I'm more active and happier IRL, I'll troll more online, because it's just a silly thing to do for a couple minutes a day when I have the time to spare. The couple years long ago when I was more shut in, I'd be nicer online because I'd spend more time there, as if i were looking for a home.</quote> For me, it's the opposite. It's when I'm working a long, hard day at work that I start getting into a bad mood. That's when I start noticing how bad people are and how much I desire to shitpost. This turns into me trolling gaming forums and calling out people with bad opinions, or calling out SJWs on Twitter for their one-sided, sexist views. --- http://tinyurl.com/jfdvuhu</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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