Posts by Bradley Ortiz2

Personally, I can't stand anything fake—not even a false positive.

Sent from my D5103 via Reddit

Look, you just totally misread what I was getting at. My point was that people constantly mistake any bit of criticism for being "negative," while they treat mindless, blind enthusiasm as "positivity." It’s such a shallow way to look at things, and honestly, it has nothing to do with reality.

Sent from my Samsung Galaxy S21 using Reddit

I was actually thinking about how criticism often happens subconsciously. Most of the time, people don't even say it out loud; you just see it in their actions or what they choose *not* to do, which you only really notice if you stop to think about it for a second.
I’m not talking about those people who constantly complain loudly and nitpick everything just to act like they’re smarter or more special than everyone else. Honestly, nobody wants to hang out with people like that because they waste so much energy on things they hate, and they'll drain you dry in minutes. But I guess a healthy dose of being critical isn't some deep-seated complex—it's actually a sign of someone who has a backbone, thinks for themselves, and doesn't just swallow whatever they're served. I feel like any actual adult should have that trait, and it honestly baffles me when they don't.

And look, it’s definitely not the "always happy" types that bother me. It’s not their good mood that's the problem; it’s what’s usually hiding underneath it. For most of those people, I guess it's just this desperate need to be liked by everyone, which ends up leaving them with zero personality at all.

Sent from my Samsung Galaxy using Reddit

Most people seem to think that anyone who actually questions the status quo or thinks more deeply than the average person is just being difficult. They view those who blindly accept everything as the happy, positive ones.

Here’s a specific example—it might sound stupid, but it works: someone who doesn't think much will post a picture of their Starbucks latte on Facebook and pile on five different hashtags. Meanwhile, a real thinker would probably stop and ask why those hashtags even exist or why anyone would care about a photo of someone else's coffee in the first place.

Personally, I’d choose to hang out with the second type of person every single time, even if most people would call me a killjoy for doing so.

Sent from my iPhone using Reddit

What a total clown. :S
Author, I am right there with you—count me in on being a grouch.

Sent from my Samsung Galaxy using Reddit

I just recently discovered Justin Vernon, and I am honestly, completely obsessed 😍

cosmicpanther11 said:Man, just read the title 😁 I'm pretty sure it says rock badges? 😁

Well, I guess Joe Biden is a musician too. ☕
There you go. 🤣

Kudos to him, I guess, but what's the deal with that bucket? And how did this whole mess even get started in the first place... 😬

Peter White43 said:Just grab a pen and paper and show them how it's actually done. 🙏

Sure, I'll do it if they pay me. 😬

The lyrics in these songs are basically just some mediocre middle school workbook 🤷

For crying out loud, this is a forum!!! 😲
All we need now is for people to start hunting for Likes here too. Honestly, screw the whole Like thing. 🙄
The whole concept of a Like button totally goes against what a forum is actually for—which is having real discussions, talking, and typing things out. Not just some retarded habit of smashing a single button. It would be an absolute apocalypse if we got an invasion of those forum "likers" who don't even bother to write anything and just go around clicking away.
I mean, at least quoting someone or saying "dude, well said" or throwing a bunch of worshipful emojis feels a bit more varied and colorful.

If you agree, hit the Like button on thisssss! 😍

(Seriously though, is that really what you want happening here?)

So, what counts as healthy these days? ☕
Pick your poison.