First of all, rude


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Second of all, how dare you
Thirdly, just because you're right doesn't mean you get to be an asshole about it
in reply to Sundray

College girls 2 months after getting frisky at their first frat party:

"Boss you killed a child. Amazing. Mission complete. That right there is why you're the best. Boss."

Esta entrada fue editada (sábado, 24 de octubre de 2026, 11:27)
in reply to TrackShovel
I resonate with this, but on the other hand I feel like we live in such a self-centered time. If my cup is overflowing, why not dismiss trivial wants to pour into the cups of others? It provides far more enduring satisfaction from my experience.
in reply to TrackShovel

I don't understand lots of this sort of therapy-speak. Is the suggestion that everyone just loudly insists upon their every whim? Obviously there are extremes of this that cause people to silence and repress serious discomfort that ends up either coming out explosively or slowly eroding one's sense of self-worth, but to some degree this is just living in a society, sweetheart.

/shitpost

in reply to TrackShovel

Nope. The opposite. Everyone in the world is incompetent and if I want to have something done right I need to do it myself, therefore requiring very little from my environment: low maintenance.

(Exaggerated for dramatic effect)

in reply to TrackShovel
Low maintenance. I dislike most people, I dislike going out, I dislike buying stuff I can do myself. All I want is to be by myself and read in peace. I do like kids and talking tho, so just going to uni or watching over young family members is enough for me.
Esta entrada fue editada (sábado, 24 de octubre de 2026, 15:12)
in reply to TrackShovel

It does make weeding people out of your life easier though.

When you ask for very little from your friend circle or your relationships it's a lot easier to see if people make an effort or not.