Forum jerks

Today my twig is going to those darn people in forums all over the internet that doesn´t seem to have anything better to do than being rude and pissing people off to get a reaction and then taking the discussion (which most probably started with someone asking politly for help with something) to the next level…and so forth.

If you are like this, you know what that makes me think of you?

That you´re a teenager, living at home in your tiny little safe room (just cleaned by your mom).

There´s so little drama in your life you just have to create some and what better place than online where you can just hide behind a computer screen typing whatever you like, stuff you only wish you had half the balls to say IRL.

You hunger for attention and you feed of the responses you get in the forum like a starving wolf.

Or you´re not really a teenager. You´re an adult which just makes everything even more pathetic. That actually means you haven´t experienced real life issues to the extent that would make you humble and understanding toward others. Or maybe you have experienced just that, but you took the wrong way when choosing paths. You took a look at the ”Suckers here”-sign at the crossroad and went that way instead of the sign saying ”Got it”.

Call me prejudiced if you like, I´m not saying I´m right (in all of it) BUT that is what your stinky attitude makes me THINK of you.

Learn from Thumper:

Thumper: He doesn’t walk very good, does he?
Mrs. Rabbit: Thumper!
Thumper: Yes, mama?
Mrs. Rabbit: What did your father tell you this morning?
Thumper: [clears throat] If you can’t say something nice… don’t say nothing at all.

You may think I´m no better than they are after reading my entry here but I am always very respectful and kind to people in forums. That is why I am so angry now and I had to get this out of my chest. Not that they would care if they read this but I tend to stand up for what I believe in, even if I have to stand by myself.  So frustrating that people can´t act civilized online just because it feels  safe to be anonymous.