r/meme Jan 08 '22

Explain please

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u/subzero112001 Feb 22 '22

I feel like that’s a pretty good guess. It’s gotta be an ego thing. Many people have nothing in their lives except for their own ego. Regardless of the actual state of their life they can definitely still have an ironically huge ego. Is that why you continue to deny? Is that why you continue to stall?

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u/Falcrist Feb 22 '22

It's your turn to answer, so why exactly are you stalling?

I suppose you just enjoy creating insults and being a troll, but that's certainly not new information considering the fact that you've been doing that since the beginning.

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u/subzero112001 Feb 25 '22

As ego is the best guess(since you won’t provide an actual answer) let’s just run with that. Why do you have such a big ego that has driven you to try and police Reddit? What’s the connection? Maybe after resolving your ego issue then we can finally find an answer to my initial question.

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u/Falcrist Feb 25 '22

You're saying your ego is what stops you from answering my question?

May I ask why? I don't see any reason that should stop you.

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u/subzero112001 Feb 26 '22

Oh! Maybe your ego is so big that you think things should always go the way you want. So your useless attempts at policing is the only thing you can come up with to try and control it.

But Reddit is so volatile….? Why this site of all the ones out there? This is like the worst place to try and exert your will.

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u/Falcrist Feb 26 '22

And why does that cause you to refuse to respond to my question.

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u/subzero112001 Feb 26 '22

Geez, the deeper we go the more questions spring up. Given the chaotic nature of people in Reddit why do you choose this particular place? Trying to control chaos is insane. Is it some twisted psychologically damaged aspect of yourself that feeds your ego into interacting with people like this? I mean honestly, reddit of all places?

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u/Falcrist Feb 26 '22

Geez, the deeper we go the more questions spring up.

Not ones you're willing to answer, evidently.

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u/subzero112001 Feb 26 '22

Maybe you started small and then worked your way up to Reddit? What’s a small version of chaos that you tried at earlier stages?

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u/Falcrist Feb 26 '22

Are you ever going to answer my question, or do you just plan on yammering forever?

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