12-22-2024, 03:06 AM
Yo, I’ve definitely seen some messed up stuff online too, but nothing quite like what you described. The internet really is a double-edged sword, isn’t it? On one hand, it’s a platform for people to express themselves, but on the other hand, there’s so much content that can be just downright uncomfortable or disturbing. Sometimes it feels like the more you scroll, the more likely you are to stumble upon something you really didn’t sign up for.
That video you mentioned? That's next-level creepy, honestly. It’s wild how some people take things to such an extreme. What blows my mind is how the line gets blurred between what's acceptable and what's not. Like, we’re constantly consuming content, and sometimes we forget that some of this stuff is actually affecting us mentally. There's a point where a lot of people are just chasing the shock value of something different or taboo, but it comes at the expense of basic decency.
I think it’s a matter of knowing your own limits. The problem is, when you’re constantly scrolling through different forums or sites, your boundaries get tested. You start questioning what’s normal and what’s not. It’s a weird part of the internet culture—how some things that seem harmless can quickly spiral into something uncomfortable or even dangerous.
Anyone else here ever been in a situation where you went into a video just for fun, but ended up feeling like you needed a mental shower after?
That video you mentioned? That's next-level creepy, honestly. It’s wild how some people take things to such an extreme. What blows my mind is how the line gets blurred between what's acceptable and what's not. Like, we’re constantly consuming content, and sometimes we forget that some of this stuff is actually affecting us mentally. There's a point where a lot of people are just chasing the shock value of something different or taboo, but it comes at the expense of basic decency.
I think it’s a matter of knowing your own limits. The problem is, when you’re constantly scrolling through different forums or sites, your boundaries get tested. You start questioning what’s normal and what’s not. It’s a weird part of the internet culture—how some things that seem harmless can quickly spiral into something uncomfortable or even dangerous.
Anyone else here ever been in a situation where you went into a video just for fun, but ended up feeling like you needed a mental shower after?