Yukari Hafner 
wow. lmao.
Feb 28 at 7:35amWeb
Show threadYukari Hafner Feb 28

idk where to even start with this, so I don't think I'm going to

but what a thing to wake up to today

Show threadYukari Hafner Feb 28
It is fascinating to me how, when people encounter something or someone that goes against their predefined set of beliefs, in order to keep those beliefs, they will instantly assume that they know everything of relevance about that person and entirely reject the possibility of that person being in any way correct.
Show threadJayesh BhootFeb 28
@shinmera So the guy is homeless, working from his car, but still makes it a priority to "try for several days to figure out how to properly and respectfully phrase his comment", and then "shits this out".
Show threadYukari Hafner Feb 28
@bhoot A good summary, yes :)
Show threadλzydFeb 28
@shinmera There's so much trash in this post but to pick one thing: it's interesting how much they don't understand the way ones environment affects your mental health. For example, going from living with parents to a roommate situation or living entirely in your own place. In my case that sure did fix like 70% of my misery lmao.
Show threadYukari Hafner Feb 28
@zyd Yerp. I probably triggered his capitalist bootstrap beliefs quite badly.