"I am just adding to the point that op made that plenty of chess grandmasters have issues" OP here. The point wasn't about the issues, it's that the issues oft

"I am just adding to the point that op made that plenty of chess grandmasters have issues" OP here. The point wasn't about the issues, it's that the issues often result from trauma, therefore we should speak and act with compassion. In response, you told a story about a grandmaster who stole things from you and cracked a joke about someone being so poor that they couldn't feed their family. Hilarious! Look, one of the reasons "plenty of chess grandmasters have issues", as you so astutely point out, is that so many people in the chess community think and act like you do. Not to single you out or anything, but this is such a common and harmful pattern. You'd think that people would see someone struggling and, I don't know, reach out to offer support. But instead, people like you make jokes. Assuming you actually want to be part of a substantive conversation, rather than simply trolling, consider sharing more about where you come from and what you've dealt with, rather than making fun of other people.