The creator of Dread is HugBunter, and the principal admin is Paris. Launched in early 2018 as a response to Reddit’s removal of subreddits deemed too sensitive, it does not have a clearnet presence and can only be accessed on the dark web via Tor or i2p.

Is there a way to really live without being 'trimmed down like hedges and told just to sit and wilt'? There seems to be a compromise here between getting your life together and still being able to feel 'alive'.Dread is the largest and most active social media forum for darknet- and privacy-related topics. At the same time, reflecting on the very existentialism that may have discouraged one from 'settling down' or 'falling in line' with society. the 'freaking out' you experience when you suddenly realize you're not where you want to be in life, when you're caught in the crossroads between a difficult (perhaps regretful) Past- and an uncertain and quickly-approaching Future. Sometimes the natural question to ask yourself is 'how did I end up here' and I think Dredg was really able to capture those feelings you experience when looking back on your life, the endless questions and 'What if's' really can be 'haunting', and even more so when you begin to consider how the rest of your life will pan out if you keep moving through life and making similar choices at the same rate: hence 'Your departure from the earth is haunting you'.īug Eyes really is all about the epiphany. ultimately where we are today is the result of a series of choices that led to a path of outcomes and further choices to make. 'Journey back to birth' is a really awesome way of describing how people often look back on their lives. Just wanted to expand on a previous comment about the line: 'Your journey back to birth is haunting you'

Is this what you wanted dredg