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I regularly am open about vulnerable or unflattering parts about myself despite this causing thousands of ppl to dunk on me, because it feels important to demonstrate that self acceptance and freedom from shame is possible even in the face of intense social pressure

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That is a noble ideal, but let’s be honest—your antics have other motivations.

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some antics do? but my acceptance-motivation as listed above is still a clear and regular undercurrent; i remember very explicitly thinking of this as a goal well before i got well known on twitter, and regularly operate off that goal when i decide to share things

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