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Not commenting on the actual riff the two of you are having. However I dislike the come back of “you wrote so much”. I’m overly verbose. I have adhd. So what. H

Not commenting on the actual riff the two of you are having. However I dislike the come back of “you wrote so much”. I’m overly verbose. I have adhd. So what. Having to hear school ground retorts insinuating I care so much because I write too much is tiresome. Is it even a bad thing? Is it even logical to say writing more than average is somehow an inherent flaw?

matsemann 4y ago
Now you're just doing the same: reading something that's not there and accusing me of insinuating stuff...
- anon2020dot00 4y ago
  Who cares really. If a person doesn't find it useful, then just don't use it but if other people find it useful that those people will use it.
- skinnymuch 4y ago
  > “I find you having to write 3 long paragraphs of bullshit about that to be the truly astonishing thing here” What I wrote applies. An argument could be yours is diff because of specifying it is bullshit. Yet that’s what most responses are about. A mix of statements like: “why do you care so much”/“lol you care so much” or “wow you really wrote that much” or “your long writing is all BS and excuses”. I don’t want to attack you as a person or make you feel bad. No insinuation or implication. I am directly saying stuff. If I did read something that’s not there, I’m up for being shown how I am wrong.
  - matsemann 4y ago
    > What I wrote applies No, it doesn't. I didn't write the type of come-back you're arguing against. I didn't write "lol you care so much" or anything to that effect. You're just making up straw men. DantesKite wrote "I don't think that's true." when I explained what I meant about a comment, and then spent three paragraphs twisting my words and making up a story about what I wrote. Which is dishonest, I know what I meant better than they. Me pointing out that they spent three paragraphs arguing in bad faith isn't me saying what you're accusing me of.

matsemann 4y ago

Now you're just doing the same: reading something that's not there and accusing me of insinuating stuff...

anon2020dot00 4y ago
Who cares really. If a person doesn't find it useful, then just don't use it but if other people find it useful that those people will use it.
skinnymuch 4y ago
> “I find you having to write 3 long paragraphs of bullshit about that to be the truly astonishing thing here” What I wrote applies. An argument could be yours is diff because of specifying it is bullshit. Yet that’s what most responses are about. A mix of statements like: “why do you care so much”/“lol you care so much” or “wow you really wrote that much” or “your long writing is all BS and excuses”. I don’t want to attack you as a person or make you feel bad. No insinuation or implication. I am directly saying stuff. If I did read something that’s not there, I’m up for being shown how I am wrong.
- matsemann 4y ago
  > What I wrote applies No, it doesn't. I didn't write the type of come-back you're arguing against. I didn't write "lol you care so much" or anything to that effect. You're just making up straw men. DantesKite wrote "I don't think that's true." when I explained what I meant about a comment, and then spent three paragraphs twisting my words and making up a story about what I wrote. Which is dishonest, I know what I meant better than they. Me pointing out that they spent three paragraphs arguing in bad faith isn't me saying what you're accusing me of.