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The Internet, and especially in this social media age, can be a dark and problematic space. While there's no denying that social media brought new dimensions to our lives, there's also no escaping the reality that it has also accelerated toxic behaviour and helped drive some of the darker forces of society. Many studies have also found strong links between social media and adverse effects on mental health. 

So, it's refreshing to every once in awhile stumble onto a quirky sub-culture within social media that is simply and authentically cheerful and reaffirming. I present you: officialstickreviews.

There's really not much to explain beyond the obvious - people from around the world submit short videos/photos where they reviews... sticks. Big sticks, small sticks, curved sticks, straight sticks, every kind of stick under the sun. There's really no rhyme or reason beyond this very, very simple premise. 

(It appears Instagram has stopped allowing embeds, so here are some screenshots and the accompanying URLs)

1078942672_Screenshot2024-08-05at3_55_47PM.thumb.png.5618f10010283946722552de98667179.pngWizard stick (https://www.instagram.com/p/C-ORoBJybsF/)

866621849_Screenshot2024-08-05at3_56_32PM.thumb.png.38a08dd12bfbb24e1e22fe96e0966cd1.pngSword stick (https://www.instagram.com/p/C95p6HGyH1S/)

2072096343_Screenshot2024-08-05at3_57_44PM.thumb.png.4a6a6037cd1c493ec354deced8161f86.pngVery strong, very tall stick (https://www.instagram.com/p/C-Gf5tuyAKs/)

Why? Who cares. It's people reviewing sticks. Life could be so simple. 

I have nothing more to add. Time to find me a stick. 

#sticknation

~ Desmond

Photos from Unsplash and Instagram




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