hitechlowlife

I was afraid of heights as well when I started climbing – to the point where I was scared of looking out of windows above a certain height. It’s still something I have to deal with (especially when I go lead climbing), but it’s gotten better the more I’ve climbed! It’s usually pretty affordable to do an intro course or a day pass and try it out just once, that’ll let you know whether you enjoy it enough to push through the fear.

Like 75% of the subs I actually go to (and not just see on the frontpage or all) are still dark. So I have very very little reason to go back.

Like, in the realms of priest sexual abuse, this is pretty mild.

It’s terrifying that that is something we can say with a straight face.

Even if it doesn’t happen now, or even the next couple of months, reddit has proven that they’re committed to pushing out their core userbase - the people who actually make good content, and who maintain the systems that allow that content to rise to the top.

Once even more of reddit is ads and bot spam, it’ll start to die. We’re just leaving early to avoid the rush.