Ø ISN'T@nosilverv·Mar 7, 2020frightening how much this explains lolQuote TweetVisa’s Vexing Vacillations@visakanv·Feb 14, 2020Replying to @Kirsten3531people don't wanna make better choices, they wanna make shitty choices and then complain about the shitty outcomes1117
Visa’s Vexing Vacillations@visakanv·Mar 7, 2020Replying to @nosilvervalso my vague sense is that people who make good choices are ~relatively~ private about them (since it typically invites negative scrutiny if you come across as bragging) – which leads to "most utterances are complaints or complaint-adjacent"16
Ø ISN'T@nosilverv·Mar 7, 2020Replying to @visakanvsomehow whining is fine but bragging is not. ghey12
Cinder@Triquetrea·Mar 7, 2020Replying to @nosilverv and @visakanvThis is strongly cultural, actually. Norwegian culture is anti both, for example. Polish culture hates bragging and holds whining sacred. Etc.12
Visa’s Vexing Vacillations@visakanv·Mar 7, 2020Replying to @Triquetrea and @nosilvervwhoa. what do Norwegians talk about over drinks?12
Cinder@TriquetreaReplying to @visakanv and @nosilvervNot how difficult our lives are; that's considered pretty tasteless. I always get a bit of cultural whiplash on that topic when returning home.11:42 AM · Mar 7, 2020·Twitter Web App2 Likes
Cinder@Triquetrea·Mar 7, 2020Replying to @Triquetrea @visakanv and @nosilvervThere's a lot of snark & black humor, though. Sort of less obnoxious version of British banter.2