"Am I angry? Nope." Usually when people do get angry about these things it's because they don't have what you say next, in other words they haven't been around

"Am I angry? Nope." Usually when people do get angry about these things it's because they don't have what you say next, in other words they haven't been around the block: "I have enough experience" More directly people get mad when you feel naive that you expected something and were fooled. In other words "I'm loyal to that girl and now she cheated on me". So you are mad at yourself for trusting and feeling fooled. Sivers of course will most likely never make that type of mistake again. He has learned from the situation. If he does do the same thing though it will be with full knowledge of the possible outcome.