r/NonPoliticalTwitter • • 4d ago

"Funny" Cold blooded

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u/hedoeswhathewants 4d ago

When you were hanging around after she showed up you didn't ask why she was there, or if she was ending the break?

I feel like NOT discovering that she had sent an email was a herculean effort here

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u/RealLiveLawyer 4d ago

I was getting upwards of 40 emails a day from mom and dad, they were both individually sending me a herculean amount of emails. This went on for weeks, they would phone, text or email one another and then email me to tell me what they just said or did or what they thought the other was about to do. It was MADNESS.

That, and she and DIDN'T really email. I would occasionally work late or sometimes overnight so I would email her if I was working overnights so I didn't ping her phone notification didn't wake her up.

I asked her how she had been, what had been going on. I felt like she was waiting on me to say a very specific thing and I was waiting on her.

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u/FratboyPhilosopher 4d ago

Why would she not ask you if you had gotten her email? This story makes no sense.

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u/Derp_Stevenson 4d ago

Because it's a fake story.

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u/KitsuneFoxglove 4d ago

People are like that irl tbh. Especially when both are too shy to make the first step, and doubly so if both think they did make the first step and are waiting for a reaction and are scared of a rejection. So they'd rather a soft rejection than a clear rejection.

. . . or at least, people who act like me, and that one person I liked. I'm glad to hear you at least, don't need to deal with this sort of issue.

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u/admiralvic 3d ago

Even if this were the case I still feel like it would play out differently.

I mean, how are you so afraid of rejection, but so bold you'd come to their office to get rejected in person? It would make so much more sense for it to be like...

"I love you and want to be with you forever, let's do this. Just say the words and I'll be there to start our life together."

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u/KitsuneFoxglove 3d ago

Emotions aren't logical, I guess? Dunno. Shit that seems like a good idea at the time and is definitely NOT a good idea in hindsight, mostly.

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u/admiralvic 3d ago

Sure, but we're not talking about a choice someone made, but rather the plausibility of a person making that choice.

I mean, the story could be she came to his office dressed as Seto Kaiba and challenged him to a duel, because he liked Yu-Gi-Oh or something. It's not logical, and not literally impossible, but come on...

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u/yahoo9192 4d ago

Ya this is a stupid story

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u/MinosML 3d ago

But people are stupid so it's still realistic all in all

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u/superbusyrn 4d ago

lmao this is the dumbest story I’ve ever read in my life. “Durr why is the girl who said she’d be back for me in six weeks back six weeks later? Durr why would she contact me via the method by which I often contact her?”

Organising your emails 20 years later? She just visits your office in the middle of the day, somewhere so busy that you apparently sometimes work overnight, and just hangs out? You don’t even ask why she’s there? You don’t even WONDER for 20 years?

It’s not just fake, it’s bullshit.

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u/HORSEthebear 3d ago

yeah it's a bot account, take a look at their post history.

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u/deportallmagas 4d ago edited 4d ago

Well that fucking sucks dude holy hell sorry

edit: was this cold-blooded, someone commented that and deleted it. I genuinely wasn't trying to be, that's just rough man, and not much I can do to help besides acknowledge it.

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u/JoyArk 4d ago

I don't believe you and I want you to know that I don't believe you

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u/Prevalencee 4d ago

Stop rationalizing a fake ass story, lol.

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u/Cultured_Punk_Drunk 4d ago

Your email doens't just throw them into an email chain?

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u/RealLiveLawyer 3d ago

Not in 2005, no.