# another social media account deletion it's getting to be a habit hey much like surfing interwebs while you saw interesting people and projects there all your attempts at conversation were based on false social assumptions and soon turned sour without any more actual context other than being online that is actually meeting real people and not staring at icons on a screen getting to know them over several months say understanding ir unique existential position all chat quickly devolved into talking at cross purposes making bold narrative plays and moves where none were needed henry swanson's tendency to show off when ey doesn't know jack was a sight to behold ey quickly annoyed people and wouldn't shut up see that's just it isn't it being online forces researchers to be assholes they're forced to falsely feel that if they aren't continually talking about themselves dominating the conversation and repeatedly pushing ir personal ego-brand forward to the front of the line then they're somehow missing out that nobody will notice them not sempai not digital arts mommy not fellow researchers the great liquid interlol nets positively mutates egos into influencers showboaters garish carnival barkers and brand ambassadors for themselves all of which are pathological unsustainable ugly stupid unnecessary and terminally boring sure one answer is to state this internet process of shouty egotistic asshole-ization a formal danger that one doesn't to continually act like a performing salesmen for some nonsense lifestyle brand that is themselves isn't this called main character syndrome or something where one lives ir entire life online which means immediately turning into a fictional character that happens to be called one's self // republic of bob