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'''Demoralization Coal''' is a common spam tactic used by [[Pepe|Frogposters]] and [[Discord|Discoal troons]] in an attempt to demoralize Soyteens and discourage them from producing gems, therefore killing soy culture as we know it. The most prevalent form of demoralization dust is to mock and belittle the soy community with a Redditfrog image. While places like [[4chan]] have embraced demoralization culture with constant doomerposting, jakkers have vehemently rejected it, referring to it as [[coal]]. | |||
'''Demoralization Coal''' is a common spam tactic used by [[Pepe|Frogposters]] and [[Discord|Discoal troons]] in an attempt to demoralize Soyteens and discourage them from producing gems, therefore killing soy culture as we know it. The most prevalent form of demoralization dust is to mock and belittle the soy community with a Redditfrog image. While places like [[4chan]] have embraced demoralization culture with constant | |||
== Gallery == | |||
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File:Demoralization.png|An example of demoralization done by a frogposter. | |||
File:Demoralization2.png|An example of demoralization with anti-soyteen imagery, done by an offsite invader. | |||
</gallery>{{cancer}} |
Revision as of 14:13, 5 February 2023
Demoralization Coal is a common spam tactic used by Frogposters and Discoal troons in an attempt to demoralize Soyteens and discourage them from producing gems, therefore killing soy culture as we know it. The most prevalent form of demoralization dust is to mock and belittle the soy community with a Redditfrog image. While places like 4chan have embraced demoralization culture with constant doomerposting, jakkers have vehemently rejected it, referring to it as coal.
Gallery
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An example of demoralization done by a frogposter.
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An example of demoralization with anti-soyteen imagery, done by an offsite invader.