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Every now and then, when I'm having too much fun shitposting on /vt/ my brain would suddenly give me a random thought saying: what if the person I'm shitposting about reads my shitpost.
I immediately start to ponder, yeh it may seem like what she's doing now is wrong, and deserves my rampant criticism or shitposting, but is that really true? Do I really know what's happening in the background for me to have the right to spread hate towards her direction?
When I made that hate thread about Blu and how she's a whore who gets fucked all day by pewdiepie, I felt good- really good.
But then the day right after when she broke down crying halfway through her karaoke stream, and was trying to cover it off as nothing, I really felt like shit. I felt like I contributed to that since Blu is fully known to come /here/ as stupid as that may be.
We all like to shitpost about blu, and her shenanigans, and it's true that fking with her is very fun and hilarious because she gives us human reactions. But sometimes it hits me that she's a person too going through something. Her granma dying at the same time she received constant harassment for collabing with pewdiepie just hits too close to home, because when my mom died, it didn't help that I was being rampantly bullied at school.
>Thanks for the Vlog
I'm sorry for the long post, I guess what I'm trying to say even if it's futile is that: let's give people the benefit of the doubt, and give them a chance. There are people who abuse that yes, but that doesn't mean we should become cynical and assume everyone's gonna abuse giving other people a second chance.
That's all /vt/ I hope you have a good day.
