Anime and Warhammer pfp theory - stylometric analysis thread

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Something I noticed about anime pfps is that they act like their characters. They assume a smug and histrionic identity as if they're beginning to emulate an anime girl's internal monologue in every post.

In the same vein a lot of people with Warhammer pfps type in a gravely serious, affected, verbose fashion, as if they're a Space Marine, etc.

What causes this phenomenon?
 
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not cool~!
 
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When the other users, not having any actual visual clue, mostly think it's the pfp talking, one just has to pay their favourite character some respect and act accordingly.
 
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The same source as trannies that try to become the anime girl, they cannot separate their own from a character their like. It's an autism thing.
 
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I act like my pfp even in real life so I think is spreading, you probably are your pfp too judging by your posts
 
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Jungian esque shadow projection. The average spergy autist gets lost in the mask and forgets to take it off,
 
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i hypothesize that there is some magnitude of disassociation between the identities of individuals in the real world in contrast to their pseudonymous identities.
i think that a good portion of individuals would somewhat internalize and attribute their pseudonymous identities with themselves, by some magnitude
or another irrespective of their internalized intent to do as such. if one is one, not many yet they attempt to do as such to the best of their abilities
would there not be a set of intersecting attributes between said identities?
also see: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Id,_ego_and_superego#Id
obviously i am not a psychologist nor do i have any formal qualifications in the field, i have no merit in this domain. take whatever i say with a grain of salt.
 
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i hypothesize that there is some magnitude of disassociation between the identities of individuals in the real world in contrast to their pseudonymous identities.
i think that a good portion of individuals would somewhat internalize and attribute their pseudonymous identities with themselves, by some magnitude
or another irrespective of their internalized intent to do as such. if one is one, not many yet they attempt to do as such to the best of their abilities
would there not be a set of intersecting attributes between said identities?
also see: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Id,_ego_and_superego#Id
obviously i am not a psychologist nor do i have any formal qualifications in the field, i have no merit in this domain. take whatever i say with a grain of salt.
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That's a lot of fucking words to say faggots who live online identify more with their avatar than their body.
 
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