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Slack.com slash DHQ. People these days are starving for identity and community. People

want to know who they are and what they are and why they are and what's the point of

everything. So that's why it seems like every day a new community crops up, a new community

or a sub-community or an offshoot of a sub-community of a community and people will find their identity

and their community in anything at all. It seems like everything these days is a community.

So it's, oh, I'm part of the blank community. And very often, people will structure this

around their sex lives, their sexual proclivities. So every sexual proclivity becomes a community,

every fetish, every sexual interest is its own community and it's an identity. It's a

lifestyle. This is my lifestyle. This is the kind of sex I like to have. So it's my lifestyles,

my identity. It's who I am as a person. And sometimes this craving for identity, it just kind

of in our culture, it's getting increasingly bizarre and just weird. So there's so many

examples of just the weirdest kind of identity people find for themselves. Of course, one example,

just a classic example now would be the bronies. Bronies are adult, adult men who enjoy my little

pony for some reason. And they dress up in my little pony costumes and they go to my little

pony conventions and they wear my little pony apparel and they creep me out generally. And this

is their identity is that they like this show for little girls. And then there are people who

they they call themselves super fans and they're super fans of something. They're super fans of

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