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Showerthoughts • 3 months ago

99% of the time the point of the post is to evoke an emotional response.

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99% of the time the point of the post is to evoke an emotional response.

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Showerthoughts • 3 months ago

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47•3 months ago
Quite common point of the post is to convey some information.
- snooggums
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  10•3 months ago
  Information intended ro evoke an emotional response!
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    15•3 months ago
    What emotion did you hope to evoke, by posting this?
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      14•3 months ago
      OP uses irritation! It’s super effective!
    - snooggums
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      5•3 months ago
      Arousal.
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  First time here, huh?

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