The phenomenon of Textual People Pleasing Syndrome

The podcast discusses the concept of Textual People Pleasing Syndrome, which refers to the tendency of people to be excessively polite and decorous in their online interactions. The hosts explore whether this behavior stems from genuine kindness or if there are other reasons behind it. They discuss personal experiences of linguistic and cultural nuances affecting online communication, such as the use of emojis and stickers. The hosts also highlight that different generations may have varying understandings and uses of language and emojis. Overall, they suggest that while over politeness can be negative, the context and relationship dynamics should be considered when evaluating the impact of Textual People Pleasing Syndrome.