I feel that when you open up to people about your traumas and insecurities, people are only going to use it against you in an arguement.
While you might argue that not everyone does that, and I would be the first one to agree to that. But you somehow stop trusting everyone, even your shadow , when your favorite people become your most bitter life lessons.
The one who feels emotions always ends up suffering more. In the hindsight, it feels as if being a bare minimum "good human" is a curse.
However,
I have been using grapevine to vent out and connect with strangers and so far I have only met supportive and empathetic human beings (most of them).
Despite being covered in the sheild of anonymity, most people have only been respectful and kind.
This proves that we, as humans , are only meant to love each other. Hatred is futile. Empathy is inherent while hatred is "cultivated".
I hope grapevine founders dont stumble across this post else theyll start charging premium fees when they realize how highly people speak of this platform lol
Been here for almost a year now. You're bang on people are assholes on IG comment section (with real names) and somehow nicer when they're just a username
"The way people treat you is a true reflection of how they treat themselves"
Most people on IG hate their current lifestyle (including us at somepoint initially)
This platform is fun. Stick around for some time.
It’s therapeutic because you can share different aspects of your life that you can’t talk about on other platforms. For instance, you can't criticize the Ola CEO on LinkedIn, demand justice for the Kolkata rape case on Twitter without ge...
I have been on grapevine for some months now and this is the best community building app I have ever seen I can talk my heart out and the people here actually come out to support and share their journey and experiences as well. Hats off ...
