How has sites like Kiwi, 4chan and such changed you for the better? -

[Wraith]

Sincerely, how have you grown seeing the light and darker sides of humanity. What pitfalls of you avoided? What aspects of your character have been improved.
Wraith's underground tavern is open. Share your stories.

 

[Justtocheck]

I've become a better writer, funier (I'd like to think so, but I do get good stickers) and more empathetic. I'm also way more confident in my posts and when I speak. A lot of trying to build good camaradery here helped.

 

[Sped Xing]

The people here are funnier than on facebook

And they never ask me to hang out in person

 

[Murmur]

I've become a better writer, funier (I'd like to think so, but I do get good stickers) and more empathetic. I'm also way more confident in my posts and when I speak. A lot of trying to build good camaradery here helped.

I can tell you've become an excellent writer, you have an unbreakable grasp of irony, demonstrated by you misspelling the next word immediately after claiming you've become a better writer.

 

[Wes Bluemarine]

I'm able to be critical with an audience, so that helped my confidence. And I think my sense of humor got better.

 

[Lame Entropy]

I've discovered a previously unknown fondness for calling people faggots.
I've also been exposed to a lot of contrary viewpoints which is nice since being in a bubble is the worst thing you can do to yourself.

 

[Cheerlead-in-Chief]

Last night I got a good chuckle before heading to bed, recalling a funny post. Maybe the Farms has had a hand in decreasing my depression.

 

[whatever I feel like]

Taught me to always seek out the truth. SASS pulling the wool off of my eyes about SA moderation really woke me up to online drama culture.

 

[Troonos]

The Farms have redpilled me into a tranny basher.

 

[mr.moon1488]

As far as actual life skills go, I've learned to let things go a lot better.

 

[break these cuffs]

They've allowed me to calls thousands, possibly tens of thousands, of people faggots and niggers.

 

[NotNomad]

It feels nice knowing that there are people worse off then me

 

[Nein Inch Nales]

Sites like these didn't change me for the better. I just became more desensitized to degenerates, gore, and other kinds of shit. That's really about it. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

 

[Crankenstein]

It has opened my eyes to how destructive shitty eating is, how pathetic watching porn is, how USI is one of the most dangerous traits to have, and stupid phone posters are.

 

[albert chan]

I’ve realized years ago that sites like this and 4chan have a diverse range of subjects that used to be only confined to the early 00’s and late 90’s.

It’s the same thing with watching videos that you’ll never see anywhere else in the media, like LiveLeak and WorldStarHipHop.

 

[Sperghetti]

It's been comforting to realize that the spirit of the old, semi-anonymous internet is still alive somewhere, and that sane people who know better than to completely dox themselves still exist.

Also, this site has introduced me to some seriously entertaining crazy people that I never would have known about otherwise.

 

[horrorfan89]

It's been comforting to realize that the spirit of the old, semi-anonymous internet is still alive somewhere, and that sane people who know better than to completely dox themselves still exist.

Also, this site has introduced me to some seriously entertaining crazy people that I never would have known about otherwise.

Same it feels good to speak my mind and for the most part get the same opinion from like minded individuals, ironic that a site like this sometimes feels like the only sane place left on the world

 

[ZombiefiedFerret]

Imagine being such a failure as a human being that a fucking forum makes a meaningful impact on your life.
That being said, Null's podcast is some good shit.

 

[Massa's Little Buckie]

KF turned me into a TERF and exposed me to higher levels of autism. I've also seen a lot of funny shit here.

 

[K. V. Bones]

Kiwi farms helps shape myself into a better person everyday. Either by putting something in a perspective I never thought of to teaching me how not to make an ass of myself.

I started my filming and investigation hobby because of the farms. I began constructing better arguments for what I'm saying. I've always been the fearless type but I'm less in doubt that my posts will land properly.

Kiwifarms taught me proper web safety, shown me the power of the brave browser and tought me tricks I use daily.

I've never truly felt a sense of belonging on the web. That changed when I came here, not only was I welcomed but I always received something constructive to improve myself.

Its really almost like a "welcome to the family" type environment. Besides im sure people enjoy my presence. Maybe not every day, but most of the time.

I love this place.