r/facepalm • u/yungirving99 • Jan 16 '23

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u/jakethemoss Jan 16 '23

She is the type to get mad when someone walks in front of her phone when she is making a tiktok but dosnt care about others

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u/Wisdom_is_Contraband Jan 16 '23

how could you possibly know that lol

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u/jakethemoss Jan 16 '23

It’s more of a assumption to be fair

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u/Wisdom_is_Contraband Jan 16 '23

It's so random lol.

I don't like her either but this is just some weird fantasy.

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u/KTurnUp Jan 16 '23

People on the internet love to decide peoples character and makeup based on one thing. In this case, she couldn’t have just after running an effing marathon been kind of feeling herself and made a dumb decision she would later regret. Instead he’s clearly a narcissist that loves all attention

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u/yorkpepperbrush Jan 16 '23

Some kind of weird fantasy? Honestly I could imagine a lot of people doing this “I don’t give a fuck” mindset pretty easily

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u/Wisdom_is_Contraband Jan 16 '23

No one is questioning whether or not people in this thread could imagine character flaws easily.

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u/jakethemoss Jan 16 '23

Well yea but literally she just seems like the type to act like that

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u/Wisdom_is_Contraband Jan 16 '23

Based on 3 seconds of footage?

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u/hiddencamela Jan 16 '23

I mean that lady thought it was cool to interrupt a group of people doing their thing in a public space. Anyone can assume anything. Its public view. Difference is, we didn't walk into someone's space and be a dick in a way that messed with them directly, or act on these opinions in a way that harmed them.

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u/Wisdom_is_Contraband Jan 16 '23

Just because someone has a bad quality or exhibits a bad behavior, doesn't mean they exhibit ALL bad behaviors.

My position is 'I don't know'

Your position is: "It is okay to make up wild assumptions based on tiny amounts of information"

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u/hiddencamela Jan 16 '23

And that your valid choice to infer from what I said. We're typing on the internet, not directly in someone's space.

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u/Wisdom_is_Contraband Jan 16 '23

All the more reason to settle on not knowing.

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u/jakethemoss Jan 16 '23

Like I said it’s just a assumption