Thread by @hhavrilesky, Deleting your own tweets on a whim is healthy and righteous. "Tweet [...]

Heather Havrilesky

hhavrilesky

Deleting your own tweets on a whim is healthy and righteous.

"Tweet sloppily, delete brazenly" is my motto.

Also: "Retweet praise according to your hungry ego& #39;s shifting appetites, bored followers be damned." Some days you see a tweet and it& #39;s nice and you need to shout it into an airhorn. So fucking what.

Also: "Let& #39;s make this pointless tweet into a whole thread!"

It& #39;s fine! Please yourself first. What are we doing here, exactly, besides pleasing ourselves?

Moral: Pleasing yourself is healthy and righteous.

Is anyone getting hurt? No? Then please yourself and fuck the critics.

Whether you try very hard to perfectly craft how you& #39;re perceived or you& #39;re totally sloppy, some people will get it and some won& #39;t. Some will hate you and some will love you. The amount you sweat the little details rarely changes that big picture much. So fuck it, have some fun.

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