Hiiragi Tsukasa

https://desuarchive.org/a/thread/243478362/

Probably the best /a/ thread all year, with people talking about the experience of posting something and then regretting/suffering for it, or some other meta experience. This thread such a great example of 4chan culture, where the posters just “get it”, and no one has to stop explain what the unique thread is about. (On top of that it’s a Tsukasa thread)

>make thread autistically complaining about something
>after posting realize that it was full of typos and wrong info
>change ip and reply to my own thread calling myself a retarded esl and correcting the info, but still agreeing with the general idea to damage control
>immediately realize that i was namefagging and had forgot to erase the name before posting
I spent a full week away from this site, still think about it sometimes.

>have a long discussion with some Anon
>while waiting for their wall-of-text reply, I reread my own previous wall-of-text reply over and over
>think it’s a literally unbeatable argument
>anon responds with mid-sentence out of context quotations that miss the point of my entire argument
>do the same to him
>conversation devolves into pedantic nonsense and discussing semantics
Every time

>it’s another episode of /a/ - anxiety & autism

>see a /r/ thread with no replies on page 10
>call OP a faggot just before the thread 404s
>forget to sage
>someone answers his request

Sometimes I make my own reaction images (like pic related) hoping that everyone will download them and use them in the future. But nobody ever does. ;-;

>post joke
>anon says it was the first joke in several years on this site that made him laugh
>keep coming back to that post in the archives every now and then for years

>post dumb joke i think is really funny
>some one responds angrily calling me a retard
>post “joke” i don’t think is very funny
>5+ responses, a “hearty kek” and an “underrated”

>decide to share family story in thread
>every comment is telling me to fuck my sister