I was talking about just applying to me.
But yeah I guess I tend to lose the caps more often when I don't care.
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I was talking about just applying to me.
But yeah I guess I tend to lose the caps more often when I don't care.
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I herd you know that meme.
The fact is that there will never be a perfect place, on the internet or not, nor will there be any perfect person.
We're all dicks and assholes and whatnot at some point in our lives, but we most likely won't admit to being any of those things in the near future. Everyone thinks that someone's a bitch or jerk, and they'll hold on to that belief. This is far from perfect, even if it's somewhat right.
Same with places. No matter where you go, there will be at least one person unhappy with their surroundings or the way they're ran. Even if they try to prove that it's wrong and it should change, what difference should it make? There's thousands of hundreds of other places out there, all imperfect in their own way. If they're all "fixed", then guess what?
They'll still be imperfect.
Adjetives always depend on who's talking. Perfect is very much an adjetive, so no where will be perfect to everyone. There's almost no point in trying to make a place a utopia because it's a utopia to you. Not necessarily to everyone else.
We're all dicks and assholes and whatnot at some point in our lives, but we most likely won't admit to being any of those things in the near future. Everyone thinks that someone's a bitch or jerk, and they'll hold on to that belief. This is far from perfect, even if it's somewhat right.
Same with places. No matter where you go, there will be at least one person unhappy with their surroundings or the way they're ran. Even if they try to prove that it's wrong and it should change, what difference should it make? There's thousands of hundreds of other places out there, all imperfect in their own way. If they're all "fixed", then guess what?
They'll still be imperfect.
Adjetives always depend on who's talking. Perfect is very much an adjetive, so no where will be perfect to everyone. There's almost no point in trying to make a place a utopia because it's a utopia to you. Not necessarily to everyone else.
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