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My super helpful, on-topic post just got deleted. in Feedback & Suggestions ·
Hey, it’s pretty obvious you're new here. 😍
Reddit psychology in Psychology ·
Drew Morgan said:Oh, please. You're just making things up, much like Legion. I suppose asking you for an actual argument is a lost cause.

Of course it is.

I really don't see the point in linking your own posts back to you. 🤷
Reddit psychology in Psychology ·
Drew Morgan said:Aggressive?!? Where on earth are you seeing aggression here?

Every single post you write to me...? 🤷 Give me something a little more challenging!
Reddit psychology in Psychology ·
Unlike you, I’m not going to strip someone of their right to see things their own way.

I honestly don't get why you're being so aggressive—trying to shut down my take on other people's posts by calling them stupid and insisting the problem is me. It's not like I have an issue with you, or anyone else on this forum. Not at all! Did I ever actually call out anything you wrote as nonsense just so you could try to get even? 🤷 Luckily, we're over in the Psychology subforum. 🙂
Reddit psychology in Psychology ·
Look, what you’re calling "participating in a debate," most people would just call "talking nonsense." Especially when you're actually writing nonsense—right? There’s nothing wrong or malicious about that, really. And let's not even get into the whole "people" thing since you decided to take a swing at me—I'm honestly just acting out of pure altruism here. I pick apart these silly comments out of faith and a genuine love for humanity, just hoping to nudge someone into realizing they're talking trash so they can focus better. Now, some of you might take offense, but those who aren't so full of themselves—you know, the ones who don't act all high and mighty—will just laugh it off. And honestly, laughter is pure joy. Don't you think? 🙂
Reddit psychology in Psychology ·
errrrm, is it for the exact same reason you feel the need to post such nonsense? 🤷
Reddit psychology in Psychology ·
Lisa Hernandez3 said:I haven't quite been able to follow everything you've written—so I don't know your exact situation—but I am aware of one particular user who deals with this all the time. It isn't that he hasn't earned it a little bit, because, as I mentioned before, he does provide plenty of material, but at his core, he's actually a decent conversationalist. That’s really what sets him apart from everyone else—he explains himself, tries to look at multiple perspectives, and stays respectful toward his peers, even when he disagrees. He's incredibly calm. But I guess calmness isn't "cool" these days. Screaming is much more attractive—it's trendy, and it supposedly leads to some kind of catharsis, I suppose. Plus, the click counts go up.

And yeah, once people decide you're a troll, there's a pretty high chance that's how they'll always see you. The question of why you were even put in a position where your comments look like trolling in the first place—whether it was the fault of your interlocutors, the moderators, or just yourself—will ultimately become irrelevant. To them, you'll just be etched into history.

I’ve got this nagging feeling that they’re just screwing with me even more—especially since I actually care about my own version of history, not theirs. It’s such a massive blow to the ego when someone refuses to see you for who you really are, isn't it?
Reddit psychology in Psychology ·
Brenda Cooper3 said:Is this just a personal vendetta?
I’m curious—how does it feel when you realize someone is essentially stalking your threads just to drop snarky comments? They seem to be waiting around for every single thing you post, just so they can jump in and try to take you down a notch. Has anyone else dealt with this?
What is actually wrong with people like that? What kind of twisted hobby is it to fixate on someone, track their posts, and constantly tear them down when you don't even know them in real life and likely never will?
Could there be a connection to that psychological phenomenon where you can't stand someone in your actual life, so you project those traits onto a stranger online? You decide they remind you of that one person, and then you lash out at them as a way to vent all the pent-up frustration you've been suppressing from dealing with that person in reality—someone you're forced to tolerate far beyond your breaking point.
It happened to me once in a specific thread. I didn't like their posts or their perspective, and I realized I was subconsciously linking them to someone I know personally. I got so caught up in the urge to discredit them that I was practically hovering over my keyboard, waiting for their next post just so I could "put them in their place." Eventually, other users pointed out how aggressive I was being, and I had to admit I was overdoing it.
What are your thoughts on this? 😕

Even if it were true, I honestly don't remember. My attention span is basically zero when it comes to stuff that doesn't matter—or frankly, just isn't interesting to me. So, I have zero clue if anyone is actually stalking me? And I definitely don't waste energy wondering "why." What I *do* remember is a certain crowd that you can practically beat into unconsciousness—mostly because they're too dim-witted to either give up or realize how clueless they really are. Honestly, it’s kind of perfect for those moments when I'm bored or just want to lean into whatever vibe someone already has about me.

Lisa Hernandez3 said:To conclude, I’ll touch upon one more insidious issue that has quietly crept into our community—the unsettling ease with which certain members get labeled. Honestly, creating an echo chamber might be the only solution for those types. It seems that no matter what they contribute, someone is always waiting in the wings to dismiss them with a condescending smirk. 😁Let’s be real: some people practically invite this kind of treatment, but it’s still quite frustrating when everything they say—even when they happen to be more right than anyone else—is treated as somehow less valid, simply because of who they are rather than what they actually said. If you know what I mean.

I totally get where you're coming from—honestly, I've been dealing with this for years now. Dealing with certain crowds online just drives me up the wall; they love labeling me an idiot, a jerk, or some troll, you know? But here’s the real kicker—the funniest part is that most of those people are actually handing me all the ammunition themselves by posting such nonsense! They basically invite the mockery by being so ridiculous. Luckily, they're usually too dim to realize what's happening, so I always have someone to poke fun at. 😁
What to do when he's blowing you off... in Psychology ·
crimsonheron80 said:What exactly are you talking about? And why the facepalm? Is that supposed to hide your IQ?

Yeah, you're totally right.
What to do when he's blowing you off... in Psychology ·
Linda Rodriguez38 said:Is there even a way to say that in American English—like, how would you even word that? 🍿

Let's stick to the topic! — keeping things on track, right?
Royal Flush energy! 👑✨ Once you finally start standing up to the people you've been too soft on—seriously, why haven't you yet?—you won't even feel like posting stuff like this anymore!

"wild at heart"
NuLog: Questions, tips, and troubleshooting in Software ·
Go tell the admin you spotted some keyloggers on the machines—they really need to get those cleared out ASAP.
What to do when he's blowing you off... in Psychology ·
crimsonheron80 said:What kind of CUT???

Custom User Text 🤦
What to do when he's blowing you off... in Psychology ·
I’ve gotta be honest with you.

Nobody in the history of this forum—or even custom user Text—has ever had a more genuine CUT.
NuLog: Questions, tips, and troubleshooting in Software ·
I don't see how anyone could be "bringing you down" here—unless, of course, you just don't get the logic or have zero clue about the tech behind what you're asking about. And seriously, pick a side—are we actually welcome to share our thoughts, or should we all just head out? You asked for feedback, so you got it based on your original post. I really don't see anything wrong or unfair about that.
NuLog: Questions, tips, and troubleshooting in Software ·
Look, you can't even follow basic logic—let alone deal with something like NuLog. But hey, at least you got your little dig in, right? 😁
NuLog: Questions, tips, and troubleshooting in Software ·
Hang in there—you've got this!
Starting a thread just for the hell of it (!?) in Feedback & Suggestions ·
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Starting a thread just for the hell of it (!?) in Feedback & Suggestions ·
Nicholas King said:So, go ahead—keep patting yourselves on the back and acting like you’re all so incredibly cool and hilarious, why don't you?

Everything’s fine—until we start playing favorites and kissing up to each other, right?
Starting a thread just for the hell of it (!?) in Feedback & Suggestions ·
The ladies haven't told me yet—not quite. 😬
Starting a thread just for the hell of it (!?) in Feedback & Suggestions ·
Yeah. Honestly, they basically told me I have no clue how to love—like, as if I don't know anything at all.

So, you just be reasonable, okay? 😢