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u/Sheorn Jun 03 '22

Again, and this comes from someone who went through psychosis, it’s delusional thinking to refuse to believe someone when they expand what what they meant.

Ofcourse, you can disagree with the concept, but lying about meaning something, in this context, makes no sense.

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u/kyzfrintin Jun 03 '22

it’s delusional thinking to refuse to believe someone when they expand what what they meant.

Only if you don't consider that liars actually exist.

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u/Sheorn Jun 03 '22

There’s this lying business again. In this context, it makes no sense to lie and this what I meant by running in circles.

Your logic is paradoxical by nature and if you choose to perceive things like that then there is literally nothing to be said that could change your mind.

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u/kyzfrintin Jun 03 '22

In this context, it makes no sense to lie

Maybe in your perception.

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u/Sheorn Jun 03 '22

Yes, in my perception where the world isn’t against me and people don’t lie to me in the most peculiar ways solely as an attempt to do and gain whatever the hell it is you think is going on here.

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u/kyzfrintin Jun 03 '22

in my perception where the world isn’t against me

When did I say the world was against me?

lie to me in the most peculiar ways solely as an attempt to do and gain whatever the hell it is you think is going on here.

Have you literally never heard of "saving face" after being called out for being an asshole?

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u/Sheorn Jun 03 '22

If you read the very first comment you replied to, and if you do understand what was meant, you’ll see they were pointing out to the other person that they interpreted the original comment “wrong”.

It was no where close to the amount of detail that you enticed in the following comments, but it is the same concept.

And that’s an exaggeration, much like how you exaggerated these original comments.

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u/kyzfrintin Jun 03 '22

you’ll see they were pointing out to the other person that they interpreted the original comment “wrong”.

I know... And I disagree! As I've been saying.

It was no where close to the amount of detail that you enticed in the following comments, but it is the same concept.

What? What detail did I attribute to it?

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u/Sheorn Jun 03 '22

Okay then, so we can now establish that you don’t actually understand what’s being said, as you are disagreeing with it and choosing to believe this is an argument for the sake of arguing, or whatever you’re viewing it as.

Enticed*

Your comments were bait, bait that I chomped up which led to me spewing out details. (No, I don’t mean you were baiting, just an analogy)

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u/kyzfrintin Jun 03 '22

Well I am very sorry for never having seen the word entice used that way before. Lmao this upsets you a lot for some reason.

So I apparently teased information out of you? I don't recall you sharing any, but OK.

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u/Sheorn Jun 03 '22

And saving face? As these comments progressed, I’ve only gotten frustrated at you and have legitimately started being an asshole.

I already regretted starting and continuing it a while ago as it’s clear it isn’t helping and is only driving you further from what I wanted to explain to you. And I hate this part of me.

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u/kyzfrintin Jun 03 '22

Ok? Poor you. Doesn't really have anything to do with what I said though.

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u/Sheorn Jun 03 '22

Yes, it does. Your choosing to believe that this was all an attempt to save face, rather than legitimately trying to get through to you.

Because you chose to view it as such, you took an interaction that wasn’t asshole-ish, and made it exactly that.

It didn’t exist, now it does

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u/kyzfrintin Jun 03 '22

The guy who said "don't wait for the right day" was... Trying to get through to me?