Username with a year that tracks as a kid.

The neat thing about anonymous discussion on the Internet is that it doesn't matter. What you have to say is all that matters.

I don't know anything about anyone and that's great.

A lack of understanding interpersonal interactions.

And it’s more of a feeling than it is any single behavior. You just… know it when you see it. They simplify too much, think values/morals/rules are shared, obvious, and uniform, and that getting along with others happens solely on their terms. They kind of act like everyone but them is an NPC - not realizing to everyone but them, they’re the NPC.

Why does he look so much like Pete Davidson

I'm 62. I'm accused of being a kid all the time.

The thing with a lot of the methods mentioned is that I've seen both teens that are more mature than me, and people in their thirties that should probably have their internet privileges revoked.

I honestly can’t tell. Whenever I see a dumb outrage for video games, I tell my self that it’s a kid, but deep down I I really don’t know

I fucked their mom

Their usernames are the random ones proposed by the platform, such as Lazy_Platform_34.

They’re the ones who are not obsessing over children’s toys or saying “adulting is difficult!”.

Alpha / Beta male noise. Ok kiddo we get it, you're insecure

Biologically a kid or adults too?

"skibidi" "rizz" "sus"

When they start calling people "jr" or implying anyone who disagrees with them is too young to understand.

They are a lemmy.world user

All I'm learning from this thread is that no one can tell any consistent signs.

Quick to call other people kids as an insult.

Asking basic questions that can usually be answered with internet experience ("how do bans/kicks work", or "what is an administrator", "what is LAN" etc.)

Flaunting "new" features that existed on older products. ("This game let's us upload our own music to soundtrack!", "I've never seen a platformer like this" etc.)

They play Gatcha life or that Toca boca game (forgot it's name)