Have you ever logged onto Twitter and come across explicit posts about gore, self-harm, or extremely thin people? !Congratulations! You have found the darkest communities on Twitter.
They are large communities aimed at young people, adolescents and children with mental disorders, whether depression, eating disorders or kleptomania. They are communities that talk explicitly about these problems and romanticize it until they believe that it is normal not to ask for help and seek to get worse. I am not saying that this harms the rest of the people who use this application since it is very well known that the majority use it to watch pornography or simply discuss controversial topics, I just question whether it is normal or not that so many minors They are so exposed to these problems, but at the end of the day they are teenagers, I am too and I admit that I have been part of this type of communities, no one is immune from problems and when you feel misunderstood you find these types of people who go through The same thing as you is a relief, you no longer feel strange for having dysmorphia or for self-harm, it feels "normal" and that's what I'm going for; These communities normalize these types of problems, when clearly they shouldn't.
If you are part of any of the Subtwt communities like Sht, Ed, Clepto or Gore, you have to be aware that your problems are not minimized by the simple fact that more people also share them. I'm in favor of the fact that we have to talk about these types of things, it's just that I find it alarming how they make it look like something "good."
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