These creative writing exercises are getting pretty good, despite being transparent.
At least this one has a pretty nice message. If all you read on the internet every day is doom and gloom then a being reminded that finding something to give a shit about can make life good is no bad thing!
You can tell the fake ones because they have no replies. The original writer just posts their story on /b/ or /r9k/ and takes a screenshot for reddit/lemmy/twitter before the thread dies
> I suddenly know how the shepherds felt as they gazed upon the newborn Christ.
Wait, greentext are fake???
Most of them are likely yes. At least this is logically sound to be true. Finding meaning in life helps with a lot of things, even if it's just a bunch of shrimps.
As if someone would lie on the internet.
I'd report that shit to the police immediately if I ever saw a lie on the internet
Plan B: get a good education and well paid job so you can afford vacations and underwater camera gear so you can take photographs of wild shrimps like this one I took in Croatia (female with eggs, btw):
TL;DR: shrimps are cool!
Fake or not, story feels good. I feel like there are a lot of people in this world that just need to catch a spark for something.
Fake: Anon meets a girl Gae: Anon likely loves male shrimp
Honestly? The only thing I feel after this post is hunger.
I'm kinda going through that with house plants
Fake and gay, but my mental health did improve dramatically when I started fishkeeping. Cant kill myself, who would feed the corydoras?
