>>42479065its genuinely fascinating how addictive and comforting the anonymity can get. i find myself holding back all the other times on other platforms even if its under a madeup name and face because twitter does assign you a "reputation". and going under a locked account gives you freedom but theres excitement and validation in that other people can come across you and respond. here you get both the anonymity and the (You)s, and if you post enough, some anons remember you not for follower numbers or for your clout but because youve made a strong enough impression on them.
