cheshire centauri / *23 -- Disease Boy Found Out!

[cheshire centauri]

Trolling, much like bullying, is for self-loathers.

to be perfectly honest i never much liked non-self-loathers. My girlfriend and i are both self-loathers and this is why we both afford the other such affection. In anycase, i find no particular reason to love myself; we are not so beautiful afterall. I would never not see the point in self-loathing unless i had actually done something quite catastrophic, neither being a semi-popular web designer nor a frequent BB poster would exact me from this personally...

[cheshire centauri]

and inox, if you compare trolling to bullying then i am complemented since you seem to indicate that pushing someone to take their 'scene' less seriously is as forceful as threatening someone to hand over his lunch money...
thankyou.

[OliX]

now give me your lunch money too

[cheshire centauri]

now give me your lunch money too

no because i dont want it going to some bizarre theosophical church.

[inox]

and inox, if you compare trolling to bullying then i am complemented since you seem to indicate that pushing someone to take their 'scene' less seriously is as forceful as threatening someone to hand over his lunch money...
thankyou.

Did I say it was as forceful or as threatening? You have incorrectly inferred that.

My point is that both behaviors stem from a state of self-loathing. They don't originate in a vacuum.

You can downplay that all you want, but it remains perfectly obvious to me. You might as well be in grade school, pulling a girl's pigtails, all the while trying to convince me that you don't actually like her.

[cheshire centauri]

Did I say it was as forceful or as threatening? You have incorrectly inferred that.

My point is that both behaviors stem from a state of self-loathing. They don't originate in a vacuum.

You can downplay that all you want, but it remains perfectly obvious to me. You might as well be in grade school, pulling a girl's pigtails, all the while trying to convince me that you don't actually like her.

bullying is threatening. if you wanted to make an analogy with a particularly unusual form of bullying that does not involve force or threat you should have described it more accurately.

as i have already 'inferred' the most interesting people i know are self loathers, and besides, there was far more self-important, naive and all important know-it-alls in high school than self-loathers in the first place.

and i do "like her", in the same way i more or less like this site and yet continue to troll it.