>>1593578This post seems disingenuous. Anon talks about life changes with an air of modesty, but the focus on virtues and achievements seems self-congratulatory. Then again, this is a graduation party thread. They paint a specific picture of themselves and it comes off like an idealized dating profile. Cliches like "I don't think it's ever too late to turn a new leaf" and "I hope you all have a beautiful long life to live" might be true, but they're some of the lamest platitudes you can type out. Perhaps providing specific anecdotes might have personalized their narrative making it more authentic. Too late for that though.
In typical young 20s style, they seem to create a false dichotomy between living a life dedicated to earning a high income and wasting time. Money isn't everything. Pornography definitely has some ethical issues, but abstaining from porn/fapping doesn't necessarily lead to viewing women more humanely. Example: religious father beating the shit out of your mom (NOT THAT I WOULD KNOW). Personal changes based on ethical concerns are good, but it's a leap to assume mere abstinance makes you more humane. It sounds like virtue signaling.
I realize I probably banged out as many words as Anon did here, but I'm having a gut feeling about this post I can't quite pinpoint.