How have the farms changed you?

[YourMommasBackstory]

i started to take care for my skin and hair after reading the foodie beauty thread.

 

[Tomboy Respecter]

It made me grow up, develop meaningful hobbies and at least attempt to put myself in more social situations despite how awkward they can be. I only really want an account here, not to end up here. I just want a fucking normal life with a wife and 4 kids and the means to provide for them along with friends to talk to, despite the fact that I have a twisted sense of humor and have seen things ranging from gore and straight up degeneracy. I realized that the problem with most of these lolcows is that they stopped growing up early and they are stuck in this autistic version of hell, where they create most of their problems and basically force the solutions away via their actions. It’s kinda sad and fucking hilarious at the same time. I’m at least smart enough to know that isn’t good and the only way to avoid that is doing things you may be uncomfortable with, but ultimately good for you. It sounds kinda tay tbqh, but that’s my two cents for what it’s worth.
Tl;dr: It taught me the importance of change when you grow up and how to “grow with the flow”.

 

[andr0id psycho sho(ker]

encouraged me to chill out and take things one day at a time

 

[Guts Gets Some]

It's a good site to remind you the internet simply does not matter. You're allowed to have fun and just post dumb shit and laugh at dumb shit, and your outside life is fine.

 

[Inflatable Julay]

I became a Nazi trans bronyfur with depression and anxiety

Just kidding I'm not a furry

 

[HIVidaBoheme]

Learned what a helpful phrase "lol calm down" is.

 

[break these cuffs]

My cock has grown 3 inches since I started posting here. Now I'm rocking six solid inches of cold hard steel baby.

 

[EsteemedAutismologist]

After watching the trainwrecks of Chantal and Hamberlynn, I learned to put down the fucking fork and lost 20lbs.

I learned the internet is mostly full of horseshit and should be approached like a neato version of Jerry Springer.

 

[Crocketron]

Only thing changed for me was my experience learning that Western Animation reviewers are pretty spurgy but I'm glad I mentally scarred co-workers due to the Kero the Wolf incident.

 

[kadoink]

Its just nice to be able make an argument using proper terms like faggotry, faggy, and magnets, again. Those words exist for a reason.

 

[Cedric_Eff]

Made me less of an selfish a-hole.

 

[DDBCAE CBAADCBE]

I've caught myself referring to stupid people as exceptional individuals and using a lot of other Kiwisms.

 

[WingsOfDepression]

Angrier, way less social. Super edgy. Pissed off about trivial shit. Even more sexually repressed. But occasionally laughed really fucking hard, then wen't straight back to misery.

 

[Exigent Circumcisions]

I'm a 42 year old male incel and the Farms got me pregnant.

 

[⋖ cørdion ⋗]

I realized social media holds no substance if even a place built upon as idiotic and hateful a foundation as KF can make lengthy posts about trannies acting dumb seem worthwhile.

 

[Red Hood]

I'm much more hyperaware of what I reveal about myself online. And I was paranoid before.

 

[monkeyhouseoperator]

I created an account on the website

 

[Otterly]

It’s restored some faith that not everyone is a soc jus idiot. Sometimes you do wonder if you’re alone in thinking something then the farms provides some sanity and humour.

It’s reinforced my view that laughing at stuff is far more powerful than getting annoyed at it. Being able to take the piss is something we don’t value enough and the current po- faced puritans trying to ban everything need to be roundly mocked as we resist them.

I’ve also laughed so hard at the Greta/ la Zorra thread I needed to go and wee. That and the munchies are just fantastic.

There are some great posters on here - truly every day is an education on the farms.

 

[Kartoshki]

I haven't been here long, and this will sound gay, but what can you do? The farms have given me hope, strangely enough. Hope that, even though my life may not be the best, it could be a helluva lot worse, and things will keep going up. I've also been given hope that traditional forums can survive in a world of Reddit, Trannyville Twitter, and the like.

 

[Arctic Fox]

I am now genuinely terrified of humanity, and it has heavily reinforced my intention of homeschooling my children and teaching them proper weapon maintenance, usage, and wilderness survival.
Aside from my rampant paranoia, which existed before me posting here, I have a deeper knowledge and appreciation of human behavior.

Side note: Like what was stated above, being able to avoid the social justice plagued parts of the internet and engage in meaningful discussion is just fucking fantastic.