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🔸political instability outside the US 🔸pandemic stuff: how risky is occasionally hanging out with friends, should i buy a gun, should i stockpile food 🔸am i fundamentally incompetent and incapable of doing anything 🔸will anyone want to marry me in time to have kids
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🔸wtf is going on with the aliens 🔸who are my people? do i have any? would they be willing to raise kids with me? do i have to bring them together? i don't feel capable of bringing them together 🔸should i reverse course completely and temporarily force myself to do stuff
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I find the idea that you just wanted the sensation of getting it out and it has nothing to do with wanting any of the consequences of getting it out a) laughable, unlikely b) profoundly pathological
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I am reading into the "just". More people should notice "just"s and how much they are hiding. Hostile... :/? Do I come across as if I want to remove something? What thing?
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i’m balanced on the edge of blocking but i like your tweets so i’ll wait. i think you’re misreading the “just,” writing things out is useful for me, it’s easier for me to write things out on twitter than privately, i did not intend to imply that i didn’t want feedback
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calling something i said “laughable” and “profoundly pathological” reads hostile to me and i think that’s a reasonable read. if you’re trying to pull some socratic questioning with that last tweet i decline. i don’t play games like that with people who tweet like they hate me
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I wouldn't talk to people I hate that way. Hmm, here's a screenshot from a place where people are very open with each other that explains a cultural assumption that I think is good
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The people who we actually hate are the people we should work hard not to alienate. The people who we trust and respect and are familiar with are the people we can afford to play rough with, hoping that they would not one day suddenly think we're trying to injure them.
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