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Case ([personal profile] case) wrote in [community profile] fandomsecrets2026-04-01 05:19 pm

[ SECRET POST #7026 ]


⌈ Secret Post #7026 ⌋

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Re: Non-fandom arguments.

(Anonymous) 2026-04-02 01:39 pm (UTC)(link)
No, life is too short for stupid fucking bullshit. I know you aren't asking for advice, but next time I'd suggest that, before it gets to the "snap at the person who is deliberately needling you" point, say that you're going to leave/hang up the phone if they don't stop talking about the thing. And if the next thing out of their mouth is the thing you told them you were going to leave/hang up over.... then leave/hang up without guilt. Don't keep arguing, let them think about it (or not think about it). It's their problem, not yours.

(Granted, I know some folks might have an unfortunate living situation with the boundary-crosser. If that's the case, perhaps leave the room or take a walk.)

Working on a group project though? Assuming you're going to present it? I do think the presenters have a huge obligation to be factual (or as factual as possible). Sources ought to be doublechecked and triplechecked. There's enough misinformation in the world.