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No. 1817
>>199311
>>Um no, it isn't a misrepresentation, just a condensation of what you said.
>>You said you’re mad about what happened in a couple of month old threads. If you’re getting mad in /cwc/ you’re doin’ it wrong. Especially if you’re smarting over what went on in a couple of threads that were pretty meh to begin with.
Yes, it was a misrepresentation. A complete misrepresentation. You do know how to read, right? First off, I wasn't the person you wrote that reply to, just someone who's seen enough of your posts to recognize the idiotic and predictable pattern to your bullshit.
Second, they didn't mention anything about threads "from a month ago" you just assumed it was specific past idiocy and tried to act like it would be stupid to still find you annoying, even though you've previously admitted the entire point of the way you post is to annoy
>>Don’t take it the wrong way. I’m just saying what I think, not condemning you. All that impotent anger over something insignificant in an image board is adorable. Just like a puppy, anon.
>>Not my fault you’ve got some sort of pent up rage over douches and whores doing the same thing to you IRL, not my fault at all.
See, more projecting. This is the thing, you're upset that you can't think of a single thing to insult whoever you're talking to based on what they've actually said, so you make up scenarios, and condescend to them because in reality you feel very, very stupid.
If anything saying "Oh, THAT'S SO CUTE... LIKE A... STUPID PUPPY" shows an unbelievable amount of "impotent internet rage."
It's not my fault you can't read, communicate or relate to others in any meaningful way approaching that of a normal person. I do wonder though whether or not your autism is diagnosed, I mean it's clear you have it. The way you repeat things over and over, how when someone tells you "This is upsetting. Stop it." You take it as an attack and do it again, now insulting them further and asserting there's something wrong with them, not you, over your childish and nonsensical behavior.
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