Post B4Qyr1vZZN7sI3vasq by NullNoMore@mastodon.social
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(DIR) Post #B4QqJSjyZe3VyCzDwe by AzulCrescent@tech.lgbt
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Sarcastic and IronicSo often its the latter that im automatically sus nowadays lol
(DIR) Post #B4Qrm6pHELbMM6goSW by MossyStone48@thehappyfamily.stream
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@AzulCrescent you'd hope they were just teasing but you can tell when it goes from teasing to bullying when they don't apologize.
(DIR) Post #B4QwExcgvRg21lodRQ by Willow@chaosfem.tw
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@AzulCrescent Thiiiiiiis.
(DIR) Post #B4Qyr1vZZN7sI3vasq by NullNoMore@mastodon.social
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@AzulCrescent - one year I gave up sarcasm for Lent. It was hard, especially when facing icy slush. Also revealing. It was more fun to be goofy.
(DIR) Post #B4RH4fKKC4gXQN9nXM by iju@mastodon.social
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@AzulCrescent I think the difference between sarcasm and irony is that sarcasm is passive-agressive, while irony is generally inclusive.But yeah, back when I was still doing dating profiles I wondered why nobody was into humour, and everyone was into sarcasm. That's a red flag, and not the good kind.
(DIR) Post #B4RaGpiTI2j8Fby0nI by TritTriton@shelter.moe
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@AzulCrescent Well, my mum often says really mean things about people, followed by a “Oh, but I was joking!” that always sounds so wrong that I don’t believe her anymore on that point (that she was “joking”) for a long time: she WAS serious, but seeing that we were mad, she pitifully tried to save the face. Spoiler: it never worked.
(DIR) Post #B4YWyIvJXDSdZqAOHo by wbpeckham@techhub.social
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@AzulCrescent I love reading sarcasm when it's properly flagged. I love using sarcasm, but I try to always properly flag it as such. Irony, on the other hand, either is implicit and succeeds or it fails. Using either one to hurt people is a misuse of language. And may I say that I love your art!