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If someone falls into a certain stereotype too deeply, they're most likely a poser, amirite?
by Anonymous8 years ago
It's easy to spot a poser. Just take in their image and personality and if it is unoriginal they're most likely copying someone else. Also, a poser usually knows NOTHING about the stereotype they're posing as. They only know enough to look like a joke.
by Anonymous8 years ago
And if they're well-read on stereotypes, they're probably trolls.
by Anonymous8 years ago
I hate that word. Do what you want. Stop worrying about what other people are doing.
by Anonymous8 years ago
Well, I don't like it either..but it's really annoying when someone is pretending to be something they know nothing about.
by Anonymous8 years ago
It is possible; people are rarely one thing
by Anonymous8 years ago
agreed
by Anonymous8 years ago
I suspect everyone is a "poser"
Inside any cultural system no one can really be free to be themselves
Possible exceptions might be considered sociopaths or reclusive
by Anonymous8 years ago
Everyone is different, not a category....
by Anonymous8 years ago
Most posers/fake accounts I run into follow a certain pattern rather than a stereotype. For example, Facebook is rife with pretend U.S. Army personnel, Oxford students, etc. Their avatars are rather fuzzy and likely stolen.
by Anonymous8 years ago
How do you know that they're fake?
by Anonymous8 years ago
Are you saying that US Army personnel and Oxford students never use Facebook?
by Anonymous8 years ago
Hmmmm, that was not my experience. I will not be stalked again, and that has happened to me before. It is why I am careful with my profile, and pics etc...
by Anonymous8 years ago
"Posers" don't exist.
Saying that someone isn't a "real" (whatever) does nothing except reveal that you're a dick.
by Anonymous8 years ago
Are you talking about real life or here on the internet?
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