But the issue isn’t really that he’s doing a completely different thing here, and more that the intensity just doesn’t match. This person isn’t severely angry or distressed, he’s just telling some people off in a mildly angry post. The only thing that might point to severe emotions is the lack of punctuation, but that’s a completely normal way to write for lots of people - I guess you’d have to be more familiar with how this person usually writes, like if they were usually very particular about grammar, orthography and punctuation I’d agree with saying that this is “crashing out”.
In our current age of toxic positivity and “good vibes only” mantras, any negative emotion is to be perceived as being at its maximum. Regardless of its actual intensity.
mkmusic@torishiro.com 5 months ago
@rumschlumpel@feddit.org @animemes@ani.social
enlighten me what your definition of "crash out" means then. :ablobcatblink:
rumschlumpel@feddit.org 5 months ago
Pretty much www.merriam-webster.com/slang/crash-out
But the issue isn’t really that he’s doing a completely different thing here, and more that the intensity just doesn’t match. This person isn’t severely angry or distressed, he’s just telling some people off in a mildly angry post. The only thing that might point to severe emotions is the lack of punctuation, but that’s a completely normal way to write for lots of people - I guess you’d have to be more familiar with how this person usually writes, like if they were usually very particular about grammar, orthography and punctuation I’d agree with saying that this is “crashing out”.
MyDarkestTimeline01@ani.social 5 months ago
In our current age of toxic positivity and “good vibes only” mantras, any negative emotion is to be perceived as being at its maximum. Regardless of its actual intensity.