Are you remembering them, or imagining them?

Do you really think that in 2026 there are many people struggling with their attractions, quietly lurking BC? There are so many other platforms and websites where boy appreciators gather and form superficial communities where the useless losers who hate themselves aren't allowed to dominate the conversations. If people struggling with their attractions are unable to find an irl friend that they can talk to, for whatever reason, there are many people to choose from to chat with using any of a number of popular aps. Discord. Telegram. Tiktok. Youtube. Other niche websites like recovery communities and communities organized around supporting children's sporting or musical or theatrical groups. Plus there are many communities on .onion sites only accessible with the tor browser that keep on growing somehow, despite being unlisted. For some reason you keep on returning to this site, thinking it's going to be different and apparently you are imagining that there are other people like you reading this website like you used to, but that that was in the past. Every year the internet changes a lot. Younger people are much more likely to spark up a friendship by liking each other's comments on a social media post than they are to lurk a message board. Then they move to a private app like whatsapp or signal or whatever and communicate without a need to put on troll armor before every conversation. You come across as a good guy who tries his best to be a good father, but limited in his ability to imagine what's beyond the horizon. Unimaginative. Not likely to take suggestions or try new things. You're too busy to "waste time" learning to use the internet, so you stay in this stagnant backwater of a website reminding yourself of imaginary people who need help like you did. That's a noble thought at least.