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>there are zero mutes left in /vrg/
Probably because being mute is like being a dog. People will occasionally find your antics amusing or enjoy your presence but that's about as deep any any interaction with you can go. The barrier to entry is low, everyone likes dogs and people call you cute based on your avatar or the way you wave your hands so it's easier for us autists.
At first I liked this lack of pressure, nobody expects much from a dog after all, but over time I realized that everyone including myself has a more fufilling experience if I speak occasionally. If some people like me less afterwards that's fine, a few people who want to hear what I say is worth more than many people who just want to see my wag my tail.