/lit/ - Literature

>>21426736

There are users on the site now that are younger than the site itself. They weren't alive during the dot com crash of the 90s, the new millennium or 9/11 either. They don't remember the GFC or the start of the Iraq or Afghanistan Wars. Their generation has never known a world without ubiquitous internet access. The internet that they were raised on is highly curated and sanitized. In a lot of ways i feel sorry for them. The world they're going to inherit from us is severely more fucked up than the one our parents left us. Typing all of this shit out makes me feel like an old man yelling at a cloud. I'm definitely looking at this with rose tinted glasses. There was a lot of stupid bullshit, even back then. I don't regret the time that i wasted hanging out here. The site should die, it has long since lost any of its relevancy or usefulness. I would rather see it die than languish and as a shadow of its former self. It was fun while it lasted.

>Autumn ends:
>frogs settle down
>into the earth