Reagan Conrad
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Why Does The Internet Despise A Normal, Happy Life?

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April 24, 2024

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Today we’re talking about “normal content” taking off. It’s a breath of fresh air for people, they feel seen, and let's be real, it’s comforting and more attainable and realistic in this economy. But many people don’t see it that way. TikTokers like Hubs.life go viral for this kind of content and people lament online that men like him are the problem, that he’s wasting his life, or has a “soul-sucking” existence.

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