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Oh no, I'm not concerned about smt88. I'm just making a friendly observation. It's normal to be annoyed by something like this, but not to be put into a rage.
by FDSGSG 5y ago
Oh no, I'm not concerned about smt88. I'm just making a friendly observation.
It's normal to be annoyed by something like this, but not to be put into a rage.
- smt88 5y agoAgain: make some kind of argument that isn't speculating on my well-being. Your comments thus far on this topic are substance-free. You have literally zero knowledge of my health level, and you look like a troll for repeatedly bringing it up.
- FDSGSG 5y agoIt's not normal to be sent into a rage by things like these. It would be normal to be annoyed, upset, frustrated. I'm still not concern trolling, just questioning your choice of words. "Enraged" implies extreme uncontrollable anger, being sent into a rage, you think of something like The Big Lebowski car smashing scene https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I0kfe5tkdD4 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I0kfe5tkdD4 There are definitely situations where it's normal for someone to become enraged, but they're few and far between. Had you actually bought a Tesla and felt seriously fucked over by your dealer, such uncontrollable anger might actually be a normal reaction. But when you're just a third party considering that others might get screwed like that, it would certainly be an overreaction. E: I should apologize, I think my comments have been too easy to misinterpret. I originally intended to make a silly joke to poke fun at your misuse of one of the strongest words we have to express anger in the English language, but it just came across as mean instead of funny. I'm sorry.