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[โ€“] LIESGREEDMISERY@lemmy.ml 7 points 2 years ago (2 children)

Living in a country that isn't from Europe or US, and having better internet access just recently from 2015, the feeling of "I'm always late/out of the party" felt very often but not so weird either, like I'm very used to feel about this.

So when there is something trending, I don't quite realize that I can be part of it. I just let it pass and when someone refers to it some time in the future, I tell it "oh yea that was a thing 'they' do".

Basically, the 'they' character often I encounter because I never feel like I'm part of them or anything. But it's not that I feel it sad or anything, I'm used to this feeling. And not that I'm a typical person who wants to always follow the latest trend.

[โ€“] Echedenyan@lemmy.ml 1 points 2 years ago

Hahahaha, similar situation here.

But I got internet connection at home in 2015, not just a better one.

[โ€“] Illyria@lemmy.ml 1 points 2 years ago

I was living in tge poor side of Europe which not many people had internet but if you were lucky you could steal internet from your neighbors