Nate
Self awareness is a good trait to have because it keeps you in check, but only if you listen to yourself. However you don’t want to end up becoming a self-awarewolf.
Self-Awarewolves are people who recognize their own flaws, mistakes, or faulty logic but don’t see them as a problem to be addressed or connect them to their own behavior and beliefs.
Ths Self-Awarewolves subreddit curates the bets posts (from anywhere) where people unknowingly describe themselves and it’s quite cringe-worthy.
Here are some of the top posts people have shared:
1. “OP is inches away from getting it”
2. “realises he has the same ideology as the Taliban”
3. “Under a Bernie tweet about how children should have free school lunches”
4. “Imagine identifying the issue so precisely yet missing the point by so much”
5. “anti vaxxers have it all figured out”
6. “A curriculum only a mother could love”
7. “For this one main reason…”
8. “How much would you pay for free speech?”
9. “Ian Miles Cheong approves of the Founding Fathers’ classism that would keep poor people from voting while ignoring their racism which would keep him from voting”
10. “How did they not realize?”
11. “Leave those kids alone.”
12. “So close. so very close.”
13. “So, so close”
14. “hm……………”
15. “amazing self-own”
16. “Got the dastardly plot about gas prices right, but completely whiffed on why they were high and who it benefited”
17. “He comes *this close* to understanding the concept of consent”
18. “So, by that logic…”
19. “User tries to get AI to be a bigot, gets confused when AI disagrees”
20. “nice guy thinks he’s a nice guy”
21. “It’s funny how people don’t find our non-credible sources to be credible.”
22. “Cancel student debt and stop the wars!”
23. “You ever been so afraid of socialism that you became a socialist?”
24. “PragerU accidentally tells the truth.”
25. ” It’s getting colder and colder earlier in the season. Climate change is BS.”
