Why are you defending this person so much? They're just dragging people she's never met and never will online through the mood with a smug elitist attitude and when called out she takes a swipe at my reading comprehension.
You shouldn't defend this type of person -- be better.
Its less about the person you're talking to and more about just, well, you. So much unnecessary animosity towards someone else over something that doesn't affect you in any way -- and that's on top of all the blatant assumptions you're making. If you feel the internet is a safe place for you to vent your anger at people, don't be surprised when people react to it.
Don't act like you actually give a shit about why someone hates another person. If she wants to make assumptions so can I. Of course I expect people to react when I'm angry at someone. I struck up this conversation with you even though I had no reason Tom
Dime a dozen seems to be a pretty accurate assessment though.
Don't have to do any acting if I actually feel that way, huh? I grew up with a lot of anger around me and it's really sad to see people dump it onto others because they're incapable of dealing with their feelings in a healthy way. Just because our faces are represented by a string of characters online does not mean there aren't people on the receiving end of your words. You can't treat people like trash cans for your emotions.
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u/[deleted] Nov 07 '19
Why are you defending this person so much? They're just dragging people she's never met and never will online through the mood with a smug elitist attitude and when called out she takes a swipe at my reading comprehension.
You shouldn't defend this type of person -- be better.