Hi Athol, I know you're busy replying to more current things. But I know you saw my post, but you never responded to it. This happened at the beginning too. When I put in the effort to communicate with you, you ignore it (maybe by accident) and don't respond to it. What's the point of putting in the effort to "get on the same page" if you don't engage with what I said? If you want people to agree to accommodate your communication style, then you need to give them something in return.
@Snitchanon Athol has previously expressed discomfort with reaction images, I'm sure you didn't mean to diregard that (reasonable) boundary, so here's a gentle reminder and I'll bounce right back out :>
This is a huge part of why people come to the conclusion that you are not responding in good faith. This comes off as very sarcastic. You are being petty, rude and spiteful in response to helpful comments telling you not to do that very thing. #lessonsinwhatnottodo
This is actually just literally untrue. The initial thread on the topic was full of people really politely explaining why what you said was an antisemetic conspiracy theory dogwhistle. The fact that none of it sunk in after dozens of pages of people trying to politely explain why your statements were bigoted is why we're at where we're at
There is nothing here to work with. You are responsible for your own actions. Spock did not tell you to self harm, did not suggest you self harm, does not want you to self harm. You choosing to self harm is your choice. She is not to blame, even if you are upset with her.
Like, the fact that you seem to constantly attempt to re-tell history in a way that makes you a victim of bullying and harassment when we literally have hard evidence to the contrary kinda makes it hard to engage with you as a good-faith actor.
Now I'm really fucking confused. Just full dream-logic doesn't make sense. I caught Snitch's image, and according to my explanation, it should be fine.
I have no idea what this means, and given that you don't seem to remember what you, yourself asked for, I would suggest a two-step plan. Go to rehab. Get therapy. Repeat as desired.
Hi, sorry, I have problems with people flooding out the important things. Thanks for the poke and I'll get right to it.
This was (back on page 6) the original request. So far as I can tell, it's a request not to use reaction images as reactions to things you say. I can't see how Snitch's use of a reaction image as a reaction to a thing you said would not count.
Yeah uh, I kinda gotta agree with Snitch here? I don't remember anything about you explaining that certain reaction images are fine or what precisely about them upsets you? I mean I fully admit I could've just missed it, I'm not all-knowing, but as far as I remember the latest mutually agreed upon point on that topic was 'Athol has expressed discomfort with reaction images. Therefore we will try to avoid using reaction images to make communication easier and not cause harm.'
What do you mean? You said "Alright, Spock isn't responsible for the self-harm as the result of her continuing to push my buttons". People objected. You claimed they were mad at you for agreeing, but they weren't. They were mad at you for changing the claim to make it support your position. The abusive behavior is "blaming other people for your self-harm". The thing that is bad is "claiming that the self-harm results from other people's actions". Anything which claims that is bad. It's always bad. It stays bad, and controlling, and abusive. If you'd said "Spock isn't responsible for the self-harm", that would be good. But you instead made the subject "the self-harm as the result of her continuing to push my buttons". That's bad, because that subject does not even exist without your claim that the self-harm is caused by someone else's actions. And this is the thing I've tried, so many times, to get you to stop doing. Stop editing claims so that they support your position. You can't offer a thing that looks a bit like an apology, but still contains the assertion that you're right. You have to actually stop asserting the false and abusive thing. And if you're really, really, convinced that the thing is true, and has to be said, and that it would be a lie to stop claiming it... Well, that's why people think you're abusive. Because you can't stop believing that other people are always to blame for your choices. Go to rehab. You cannot be helped by people talking to you on the internet while you're still drunk.
i cant find the post but im pretty sure she said the reason is she often has trouble interpreting the meaning of the image and wouldnt mind if she could understand what the image was meant to convey
1) I was feeling a bit low, and we still haven't cleared up serophobia vs hating one person. It just sort of went away. I don't think I got a reply to my risk-taking idea. 2) Accepted. Can I have the same courtesy in letting me explain when things aren't a deliberate slight? 3) What I was looking for was a bit of padding. But yeah, it won't help much with what's been going on. That's a thing that's going to need to be untandled more. 4) Yeah, I'll try for less heavy stuff. I'm not saying I won't slip up though. Like. there's a really heavy message in Boss Baby that kinda explains a lot of the phobics and isms.
Placing a moral judgment on [risk-taking as a general concept] was done through an inappropriate analogy, which is in the wiggler.
Bingo. It was in a reply to Allyssa, right after we determined that reaction images were arousing me. Notice that I'm the one who started the Batman exchange, but the only part of it I understood was the Dory part, which is pretty much what I expected. What I don't understand is that people are okay that I complained about how the reaction images made me feel, but I get called a liar for saying how Spock talking to me made me feel.