Romanticising Antisocial Tendencies
Hun where are you? I hope you’re not out romanticising your antisocial tendencies again Seen
A woman texts someone, asking where he is and warning him not to romanticise his antisocial tendencies again. The reply is simply “Seen,” shown over a dramatic image of a solitary man standing above a foggy sea, parodying the brooding isolation of Caspar David Friedrich’s painting. It is used as a reaction to jokingly embrace being alone, distant, or theatrically melancholic. EN: A woman texts someone, asking where he is and warning him not to romanticise his antisocial tendencies again. The reply is simply “Seen,” shown over a dramatic image of a solitary man standing above a foggy sea, parodying the brooding isolation of Caspar David Friedrich’s painting. It is used as a reaction to jokingly embrace being alone, distant, or theatrically melancholic.
- @afrosidemoon / 63864 2024-03-19
- Template
- Seen message over Wanderer above the Sea of Fog
- Type
- image
- Size
- 666×667 · 77.7 KiB
- Mood
- sarcastic, melancholic
- Language
- en
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