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This is kind of interesting of a take, makes me think about the endless loop of consuming self help content

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Like I just watched their /tttt/ video and it literally didn't make a single argument. It was just about BEING HAPPY AND NOT BEING AN INSUFFERABLE DOWNER. It didn't make any use of kick flips aesthetics or knowledge or whatever, it just demonstrated them so that a certain type of viewer will be more open 2 their turn-the-chair-around-youth-councrller-cliches.
Like I also see quite a few people calling them sincere and I just hard disagree. LIKE COURAGEOUS FR. But like they're just acting as they imagine they would if they weren't determined by a complex of judgements and self-consciousnesses. And like that would be sincere if the complex didn't exist in the first place, but since it does you're not becoming sincere by acting like that. Your ultimate output is in conflict with your inclinations, it hides or warps them or w/e, which is the opposite of sincerity's total alignment of profession, intention, w/e etc.