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2023/02/19(Sun)03:36:02 ID:e0dE4J.M
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Honestly I don't really think this is a very good idea. For the majority of these words, they can be used in a normal way. For instance, a sentence like "The story based on X caused me to cringe so I watched Y to cope with it", which I think is a fine sentence since in this case none of the words are really being used as a buzzword would become "The story WIN on X caused me to FAIL so I watched Y to struggle with it" which doesn't make any sense. The context the word is used in matters so replacing them all the time no matter the context is stupid, the only 2 words which would work that you mentioned is wojak and mald since I don't believe they have any actual meaning beyond being a buzzword.
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