/lit/ - Literature

>>20533890
I'd be remiss if I didn't write about my time here at some point, it might be a few years before I do. As far as I know anons have only gotten the side character or villain treatment in stories but I'd love to see a story through the eyes of someone absolutely obsessed with attention from a small community and all the idiosyncrasies that come with that. I have a huge folder of the most autistic things I have seen, dead memes that you can't find anymore. I want to write a scene where some drunk 30-somethings are playing golf online for hours instead of being at a New Year's party.

>>19343903
Screen-capped and saved, placed in my "Autism Project" folder that I may not touch for at least a year. If I'm still here to write, I will try. I want to capture the mannerisms of this place with respect and also respect whatever antagonist I have. What a lot of people don't get is anons have no leader. There is a culture that holds us together that is recognizable, but it's far more pluralistic than outsiders understand. Some themes I've considered:
>behavior as a result of warfare on the public (deterministic studies on how to increase autism)
>emergent or transcendent properties of the anonymous experience, such as removing reservations due to lack of eye contact
>conniving, aimless clique on a discord or chat room, one such goes on rampage to stalk or dox a literal who over something small
>the incel phenomenon
>ending is likely emulating golf video game while drunk with strangers at 2AM on New Year's Day