@hannamaytweet You’re right. It’s a style of internet grammar I first saw on Tumblr a decade ago and is intended to be a softer pause than a semicolon. Many people seem to have stopped code switching from using it on the internet only to using it in other forms of communication styles as well.
@a_ze15@hankgreen There’s so much good in the world, as well. You just have to look for the helpers, as Mister Rogers says. It’s tough, but good things can be found in the strangest of places.