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Hello. I’m Hiro from Full Body Tracking Lab.
If you’ve been in VRChat, you’ve probably seen them. “Venting posts” — emotional outpourings on social media.
Today I’ll discuss what they really are and how AI might reduce them.
Why Venting Posts Are Born
In VRChat, you can do almost anything technically. But human relationships can’t be controlled.
When people face this limitation, they accumulate frustration. Unable to process it, they try to verbalize it somehow, and end up publishing it. That’s the true nature of venting posts.
Venting posts are “the result of failing to organize your frustration.” If the feelings had been properly processed, they wouldn’t come out in that form.
They Write Because They Can’t Confide in Anyone
Many venting posts come from people who couldn’t bring themselves to confide in others. Going public might cause backlash, hurt someone, or create conflict.
So they bottle it up. When they can’t bottle it anymore, they publish.
Publish and Only Bad Reactions Return
Publishing a venting post attracts responses like “the other person was wrong” or “you were wrong.” But mostly only negative reactions come back. People who found it genuinely helpful rarely say so.
Vent to AI Instead
I believe AI can reduce venting posts.
The method is simple: dump your frustration into AI through voice input. AI organizes it.
Just that is enough to realize “oh, what I was angry about was specifically this part” or “this wasn’t anger — it was sadness.”
AI doesn’t cause drama. It doesn’t hurt people. It doesn’t create conflicts. It’s available 24/7.
Before publishing a venting post, try bouncing it off AI first. You might find publishing is unnecessary. Only what truly needs to be said might remain.
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