#aughhhhn

[kiruliom]

Im SO upset the rentry we made for a facet's url was taken and added to a hoard "up for trade" like you fuckjng stole that. fuck you

[epicsandwich301]

More textposting

I've noticed apart from everything else what's different between usamericans and russians is with which vibes we communicate

Americans come across more emotional even when no particular emotions are felt but that comes off as aggressive sometimes. Maybe that is what triggered my social anxiety back then. I mean, i was playing gartik phone on some tf2 server once and i drew a kamoji(?) (¯⁠\⁠_⁠(⁠ツ⁠)⁠_⁠/⁠¯ ← this one), and when my drawing was shown someone shouted WHO DREW THE FUCKING KAMOJI???? which, looking back at it, probably was just "surprise" emotion rather than something angry

In Russia, we don't emote nearly as much. We don't really shout or scream that way. The only emotions that usually invoce shouting are anger, fear and happiness. We don't shout when we are surprised or see something we didn't expect to. No russian would've shouted at the sight of the kamoji. It isn't how we would've expressed that. I know I'm like speaking for the whole Russia over here, but I cannot imagine any of my friends who grew up here (and i have plenty of friends) reaction to something like that in a way that person did. Maybe it's one of those "speaking warmly, not letting inside the house / speaking coldly, letting inside" or watermelon / peach thing? Idk