Social media has changed. The way we
communicate online has changed. The platforms we used have changed, and looking
back on all the weird stuff we used to talk to each other as kids on the
Internet is probably one of the most nostalgic things you could do online.
First example: MSN messenger. Being a 10 year old in the 2000-decade means you
absolutely had to have MSN messenger so you could talk to your friends about
crap that doesn’t even matter or make sense, and make a stupid name for
yourself that nobody understands. Like so:
Looking back on this is so horribly embarrassing,
because I remember being one of those idiot’s, making a ridiculous name and
trying to talk to 20 people at once, but all I was really doing was typing BRB
or G2G to all of them and switching between each conversation to make it look
like I had so many friends. It was so unbelievably stupid! But we all did it
for some reason, and I can take comfort in knowing that every kid in my school
did the exact same thing as well.
I don’t think anyone who grew up in the 2000-decade
could look at an MSN messenger picture and not cringe horribly in humiliation, but
also a somewhat humorous nostalgia.
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