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Wesley Yang

@wesyang

Sep 12, 2020

I've always thought of 35K followers as my arbitrarily selected target to feel fully enfranchised on this medium

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@Aella_Girl

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I'm never happy even though I have counts that in the past I thought would have made me happy

4:16 PM · Sep 12, 2020

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Right, I searched for but couldn't old tweet saying "each new follower threshold feels like an achievement for the first first minutes and then feels like the most humiliating of all possible follower counts"

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