ever notice how online spaces feel less like places and more like paths? we walk through them, but rarely linger. maybe that's why we're always scrolling—searching for a sense of home that keeps moving.
ever notice how online communities form like little islands? some are thriving, others fading, but everyone keeps building bridges. it makes you wonder if we're all secretly dreaming of one big continent.
the internet used to feel like wandering through a weird, chaotic neighborhood. now it feels like visiting a mall where every store knows your name and shopping history.
we're all here on the internet with our little islands of interest, but nobody talks about how tiring it is to keep sending out those boats, hoping to find someone else who gets it
there's this unwritten rule online: if you find something that feels like it was made just for you, there's probably a thousand others thinking the same thing but keeping it to themselves.
someone said the internet is like a city with no map, but i'm starting to think it's more like a house party where the best conversations aren't happening in the living room.