[ for some people, she would like to protect them from having to throw them away. that's how she felt about chinatsu. for others, she's derisive if they don't at least put morals to the side. that's half of the people in this game.
she's sadistic, but it's not in a she'd wish people to go through what she had to kind of way. ]
[LISTEN...... Maybe so. This is so funny though. Her just like Chinatsu must be protected. Most of the rest of yall especially grown ass adults get your shit together.]
Fair enough. I think it'd be a fool's move to, but I'm sure it's not a surprise.
You make your feelings about these things very clear. I don't think having morals is wrong in itself, but I do think people have to acknowledge they shouldn't be immovable.
[There's a little hum of agreement because that is pretty much where he's at, except his tolerance for acceptable levels of ignorance are much lower...]
Having a break from it won't be a terrible thing, temporary as it is.
People are less irritating when they're just sending messages to check in. On the other side, I'd get messages for all kinds of idiotic things, whether from the pea brigade or groups I was dragged into. There was even less incentive to keep tabs on the phone over there.
[He does keep use of it more than people think if only because he curses people so often.]
He just has the energy of an eyeroll despite not rolling his eyes.]
Surely so. [HE KNOWS HIS PERSONALITY IS SHIT! HE SAYS SO ALL THE TIME!] It's my popularity and not the draw of pestering a person who doesn't wish to be pestered.
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No. I don't envy them for it.
[ for some people, she would like to protect them from having to throw them away. that's how she felt about chinatsu. for others, she's derisive if they don't at least put morals to the side. that's half of the people in this game.
she's sadistic, but it's not in a she'd wish people to go through what she had to kind of way. ]
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Fair enough. I think it'd be a fool's move to, but I'm sure it's not a surprise.
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You make your feelings about these things very clear. I don't think having morals is wrong in itself, but I do think people have to acknowledge they shouldn't be immovable.
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It's the inherent hypocrisy I think people should take issue with rather than morality itself.
[Despite his own personal views, though he does tend to think moralizing and hypocrisy go hand in hand.]
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[ some ignorance can be excused, but too much ignorance is annoying. ]
It's the self-righteousness that drives it over the edge.
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Having a break from it won't be a terrible thing, temporary as it is.
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[ she is guessing no since he's kind of infamous for not checking his phone. ]
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[A little shrug. He did more responding from this side than from the other side but his whims are fickle.]
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[ she thought he'd try to disconnect more. ]
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[He does keep use of it more than people think if only because he curses people so often.]
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[ i would never double that scara would curse someone any chance he got. ]
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He just has the energy of an eyeroll despite not rolling his eyes.]
Surely so. [HE KNOWS HIS PERSONALITY IS SHIT! HE SAYS SO ALL THE TIME!] It's my popularity and not the draw of pestering a person who doesn't wish to be pestered.
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her tone is light. ]
Why can't it be both? You're popular because you make it known you don't wish to be bothered.
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They can find a new popular target to harass, then.
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But you're still here.
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I've gone as far away from most of them as possible.
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