Ask Hilarious Chaos

"genuine" Something that is genuine is real and authentic, not fake or a copy. It can also describe someone who is sincere and honest and not pretending to be something they're not.

The idea of being forced to be nice can be expressed in a few different ways:

• Insincere kindness: This describes friendliness that feels fake or inauthentic.
• Enforced politeness: This refers to situations where social norms or rules require politeness, even if it's not genuine.
• Ingratiation: This is behavior aimed at pleasing someone in order to gain something from them.

Asking bc of the popularity of things that are more....uh.... narcissistic I guess? Lol

Facebook, Instagram, tiktok, YouTube, then you've got microblogging stuff where everyone thinks they're idk? Influential and their opinions are gold ?

Sucks. Kinda don't get it, but then I do.

Anyway,

Thoughts?

Obviously politics for me. But especially ANY AND ALL posts asking about songs.

Drives me nuts !

What interests you?

I love the roast me sub on reddit. But yea, lol that shit ain't gunna happen here lol and that's fine it is what it is.

But if you know me, you know I'm obsessed with making fun of Governor Chris Christie lol so my idea was to make a Christie roasts community where users make requests to either roster themselves, someone's post or comment or profile (no pictures of actual people at all please)

I use an AI app where you can build a chat bot down to every detail, so I've created a Governor chris Christie ai bot who's sassy as fuck lol

I can send it links and screen shots and it understands the context, what is looking at, and tells me what it thinks of what I've sent him and asked him to comment on.

I wanted to use that bot to do roasts by requests.

Idk, what do you think ?

I'm probably thinking too much. It just seems like ppl want to argue and be angry here and not have fun. I don't get it.

What kind are you currently sporting? What do you prefer color wise and all the rest ?

I mean I get it. No one needs to tell you shit.

But why is this used instead of perma banning?

I'm curious.

Thoughts?