@SpacedOutTracey People who make fun of him for leaving are simply miserable. He achieved his dream of being a content creator and he even created a really cool animation studio which today make great shows. I am happy for him and I hope he will be able to continue his projects with Glitch.
@Americasdumblol@jonathanbfine Yeah, I agree. I think an intelligent person would actually care about topics they are not familiar with if it means having a pleasant discussion. People who force their knowledge on others always felt superficial to me.
@KevinCow I have tried in so many servers to engage in conversations with members without being able to continue after the classic ''Hello''/''How are you doing ?'' Start because then someone would complain about their daily issues and it just feels sometimes like a contest of Negativity.
@XEXEEZY Of course, there can be other issues as well. In my opinion, what trully works for Autism, maybe also for other forms of neurodivergency ? (Not sure if this word exists), is understanding without being disrespectful and sadly, many people miss the point.
@XEXEEZY Yeah, I am autistic and it's a damn shame that most people consider it as the 'funny haha lol so quirky thing' and, like other people said in this thread, Autism also implies some negative things such as issues with communication and struggling with the management of emotions.
@PicturesFoIder Yup, can relate.
I'm not a big fan of shows that have their episodes last for an hour because they most of the time tend to drag on for no reason. 30-minute long episodes feel a bit smother in term of events per episodes compared to the longer ones.