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You know how some people are *really* into being geeks and proudly declare they're geeks and are super into things specifically because they're geeky and it's just incredibly cringe, especially if you're also a geek? I feel like a lot of identity labels work like this.
I don't think identity labels are bad BTW. Identity labels serve a lot of useful social functions which are hard to replace. It's just that taking them too seriously seems to be a very cringe failure mode.
I'm a little worried I've reinvented the "Fake Geek Girl" concept as most of the examples I can think of doing this are women. There are guys who are clearly a bit too into being geeks, but their identity isn't challenged so they don't need to perform it.https://twitter.com/GeniesLoki/status/1305033957713612800 …
I think @Tipsycaek has convinced me that the "mostly female examples" thing is idiosyncratic to my social circle and this is totally a thing guys do too.https://twitter.com/Tipsycaek/status/1305043973946314755 …
Hmm. Can you unpack? I think I know what you're gesturing at but I'm not 100% sure.
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