[ SECRET POST #4011 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4010 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Overused words

[(Anonymous)]

uncomfortable

As in, "this makes me uncomfortable."

So fucking what?

Re: Overused words

[(Anonymous)]

I'd love it if more people actually said that instead of incorrectly using "triggered" all the time.

Re: Overused words

[(Anonymous)]

I don't understand your complaint. You could say the same thing to someone who said that something made them sad.

DA

[(Anonymous)]

Because it's usually accompanied by a snotty tone with the same sort of connotation as "problematic." Like you're supposed to snap to, fall all over yourself apologizing for doing something wrong, and promise never to do it again.

Re: DA

[rosehiptea]

It's also used in the reverse sometimes. "I didn't mean to make you uncomfortable!" when they really mean "Stop objecting to my racist conversation."

Re: Overused words

[(Anonymous)]

"As in, "this makes me uncomfortable."

So fucking what?"

So... they're stating that something made them uncomfortable. Do they need to justify the fact that they expressed a feeling or something?

I hate this "so fucking what" stuff, because you can really apply it to anything someone says that you don't like, if you feel like making them look stupid. Now if they can't add a "...so [something]" to their statement, well, I guess they shouldn't have said it.

Re: Overused words

[(Anonymous)]

No, you hate this so fucking what stuff because it robs you of the power to manipulate others by playing the victim.

Re: Overused words

[(Anonymous)]

Well, I'm glad you know why they REALLY feel the way they do!

And of course, they themself must be a manipulator who likes to play the victim, otherwise they'd never object to people rudely dismissing someone's expression of emotion.

Re: Overused words

[(Anonymous)]

Sounds like people saying they feel uncomfortable makes you feel uncomfortable. Why else would you get annoyed that people say that, Anon?