[ SECRET POST #2099 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2099 ⌋

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Comments

Re: My frustrations.

[(Anonymous)]

Only child, too, an introvert, and I don't get it, either. It's really hard to admit you might be wrong or prejudiced, but I think it's worse when you keep arguing a weak point. I try to understand perspectives that piss me off just so I can strengthen my position against them, otherwise a good debate is turned into a screaming match that I just don't find fun at all.

But hey, I also have to remember that sometimes people just enjoy being angry and contrary for the sake of it. I've fallen to it a few times before, and there's a difference between exhausting, futile rage and energizing, passionate rage. I think the latter is what the internet indulges most often, and some people can carry it longer than others. Didn't Cracked.com just do an article about how the heat of an argument actually generates some kind of hormonal high that people try to ride as long as possible?