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Would you a join sprawling /gme/ mansion real estate with other anons?
And how long would it last before it implodes from an autism singularity?

>>29395136
lipa?

>>15884808
The way I see it is pretty much every single person seeks validation in one way or another, some seek it more than others. For example women wearing makeup to appear more sexy, or that guy in your group who changes his whole personality when a girl is present to appear more "alpha".
It's only natural, usually the more validation you get from others the more self worth and self esteem you seem to have, it's very subconscious and implicit.
For an anon, there is no validation. There is only sharing of discourse, experiences and feels with other anons. No one will like your post. I feel like most anons here are people who never really got any validation irl and they learned to live without it and seek happiness from other sources.
I know there are (you) chasers and tripfags, they were always here. But I feels like for these people this is just a secondary place, a stop station in between whatever other social media they use.