@darylsun It's terrible that it feels so hard to *stop* doing something like this when you're a creative individual who wants to promote their work. It feels like there's always this pressure to be promoting your art or else you're not going to get anywhere with it. It's exhausting feeling like this is *how* you're supposed to interact with the internet.
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@riley absolutely true. Yet, if you manage to stop doing it, that's when you really start enjoying real connection with other people, including a few strangers. At least, that's what happened to me.
See also: https://minutestomidnight.co.uk/blog/new-reviews-after-1989/
(lol sorry, this now looks like stealth self-promotion to me, I swear it's not)
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