Too much on social media is extreme.
Extreme couponing
Extreme parenting
Extreme weight loss
Extreme work schedules
Extreme tradwifeing
Extreme pranking
Extremist religion
Extremist politics
If people were living this way quietly, it would be their business. But they're on a public forum, which makes it our business, too. And they're trying to sell it to other people as if it's a cool novelty or a long-term solution to anything. It's not and never will be.
I've seen parents exploit their kids endlessly for attention.
I've seen mentally ill people push dangerous lies for clout.
Look at me, I lost 60 pounds by starving myself!
Look at me, I'm bashing my kid's laptop with a hammer because she had an opinion!
Look at me, I pretended to be fatally injured to upset my wife, aren't I hilarious?!
Look at me, hating on open borders like a "patriot!"
Look at me, I'm God's favorite snowflake and you're not!
Look at me, I'm normal unlike all of these queers and fake disableds!
Look at me, I almost singlehandedly put a local shop out of business by using a coupon twenty-seven times!
Look at me, I sleep three hours a night, drink two pots of coffee a day, and manage a business like an abusive tyrant so I can pay for this ugly Tesla!
Look at me, I'm joyfully handling the basic adult needs of a manchild who proclaimed it's God's plan—how convenient for him!
Keep your lousy character to yourself. I'm not influenced and I'm not buying the cult life you're selling. Call me moderate, mid, judgmental, boring, or whatever. At least I'm not an irresponsible fool affecting other people's lives.
