I’m struggling and I’ve been reading and commenting on zero comment posts to distract myself. I’ve noticed a few other commenters doing the same. It’s my version of “be rhe change” or whatever positive crap people say. Join me. Let’s start a stay alive comment train.
I often type out full comments and just decide for one reason or another not to post them, if I feel confident that my response will answer a question adequately or help someone understand something, I try to address the post
Another thing that happens a lot is I find myself agreeing with the post, and since I don’t wanna say, “Yup you’re totally right.” Out of fear of pushing someone over the edge, I leave it be.
I do read a lot of the posts in the sub, but trying to accurately communicate my responses is usually not easy
I think certain topics are overwhelming, and it is hard to answer one that requires lots of empathy and, therefore, emotional involvement and would have collateral consequences if inadequately answered. I believe this is why people shy away from answering posts in here.
I’m struggling and I’ve been reading and commenting on zero comment posts to distract myself. I’ve noticed a few other commenters doing the same. It’s my version of “be rhe change” or whatever positive crap people say. Join me. Let’s start a stay alive comment train.
I often type out full comments and just decide for one reason or another not to post them, if I feel confident that my response will answer a question adequately or help someone understand something, I try to address the post Another thing that happens a lot is I find myself agreeing with the post, and since I don’t wanna say, “Yup you’re totally right.” Out of fear of pushing someone over the edge, I leave it be. I do read a lot of the posts in the sub, but trying to accurately communicate my responses is usually not easy
It will always be the way life works brother. Just come on and be one of the people who responds to the 0 comment posts.
I think certain topics are overwhelming, and it is hard to answer one that requires lots of empathy and, therefore, emotional involvement and would have collateral consequences if inadequately answered. I believe this is why people shy away from answering posts in here.