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Dudes be living like this and proudly share it like I'm supposed to see it and go "hell yeah" but all I can say is "oh no"
(hexbear.net)
From the dregs of r/malelivingspace
Not really bashing the collection of figures. It's good to have a hobby and building models is rewarding for some. Vidya games is something everyone loves. Consuming slop is what we all do, so no issues with the slop-center either. Just. The lights. Everything that isn't a toy is grey. The suspicious of a kitchen or bathroom in the supposed highlight of his home. Slop me up buttercup.
If I walked into this dude's place that would probably be the biggest concern to me. It's clean, organized which is good, but don't you have any knick-knacks or memories or fun objects someone gave you? My place is full of colorful things that have sentimentality. This just looks like the front page of what's cool from Man Magazine or some shit.
EDIT: I looked at his other pics, he has a fuck-load of colorful figures and models on some shelves (and wall of mounted bluray cases...), but still looks soulless, my point stands.
Sure, because everyone is capable of being able to go out (or even have the time), or even be able form emotional bonds with people... Surely this criticism (and others like it in this very thread) isn't reminding me why I hate being around people, why I keep anything and everything to myself, why I willingly work night shift, why I always feel like I never belong anywhere I go.
I agree with you, I felt like my critique could be hurtful to people that struggle with that sort of stuff, most of my life I have had very few friends and felt excruciating social anxiety and inability to fit in pretty much always, until sort of recently when it's gotten mildly better. Having the things that reflect these sorts of connections doesn't make a person better or worse, I didn't mean to imply any sort of judgement on anyone besides this particular person.
It's turning ones self into a brand