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Apr. 7th, 2016 08:24 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
chocolatepotHere's the downside of being more active on Twitter: I'm constantly jealous of the professional academics who write all day. I guess the solution is to write more pithy tweets about working in a museum so that they can be jealous of me?
I barely even actually comment on politics anywhere online and just reading about it is exhausting me and making me so anxious. :/ I think it's as much about refraining from saying anything when I see someone describe a mildly critical article as "a hit job" etc. as it is from the discourse in general. There's been a lot of refraining (refraint?) on my part for months and you know I have a hard time dealing with wrongness on the internet.
I barely even actually comment on politics anywhere online and just reading about it is exhausting me and making me so anxious. :/ I think it's as much about refraining from saying anything when I see someone describe a mildly critical article as "a hit job" etc. as it is from the discourse in general. There's been a lot of refraining (refraint?) on my part for months and you know I have a hard time dealing with wrongness on the internet.
