Nameless Rumia
NamelessRumia

Rumia appreciator, hobby translator, reluctant internet anthropologist, and complete jerk.

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Nameless Youkai · 14d

your wiki page says "im tired of the internet", also it says that you got acces to the internet in the 2000s.
im worried that you might get off the internet or have problems because of old age/health issues, so please dont, you are very smart and valuable person, i just found this wiki while randomly browsing the internet. are you alright?

When I originally wrote the tagline, I had the mindset that the internet felt 'predictable' and most of the public conversations were looping in the same identifiable patterns. One might come to the conclusion that 'internet culture' has been 'stagnant' since the late 2010s, but I prefer to view it as a natural point in time where the internet stops feeling 'new' after enough experience.

A decade has passed since then. I don't think I'll completely vanish, considering how the internet is now part of everyday life, but I do get the feeling that I am on borrowed time.

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