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easiest way to get cussed out

recently i have been able to say what these are, in the past i had a hard time naming them cause i tend to let things go fairly easily 1- when people talk about a subject they know nothing about (double irritation pts if its a subject i LOVE) i just think its bizarre to chime in and speak your very obvious opinions like they are facts or to engage in a debate/argument with no information like at this point why are you even talking 2- when people talk to me like i am stupid insulting me and calling me a dumb bitch is one thing- talking to me like i am a fucking child will make me explode 3- when people are rude to you with no provocation this is always so unnecessary and then i gotta choose to breathe and let it go or to ruin your fucking self esteem

@briwoot

May 24, 2024

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i can't allow myself to answer this question

because when i had this debate with my roommate i got so mad that i had to remove myself from the situation because i was gonna start yelling

@brendanooooo

Oct 14, 2024

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coming to this app when i wanna get my yap on

sparing people’s ears and patience

@deardoveswings

Jun 28, 2024

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stop!! look at my frog!!

@jilly

Feb 19, 2025

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accepting that you’re not trendy and cool

tried reading dante alighieri’s inferno. key emphasis on tried. i got bored and realised a story written in poem form is not my typa beat. i tried because it seemed like what all the indie hipsters who are well versed would read, and that i would look cool and niche—but it just cost me $25. i prefer crazy detailed paragraphs rather than a line by line story. anyways

@jilly

Feb 17, 2025

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stop saying “i’m sick”!!

saying “i’m sick” when you’re sick is boring. instead, here are some more funky fresh and cool ways to disclose that your immune system has been highjacked (it’s time to revive these sayings from the dead!): “i am indisposed” “i am taken ill” “i am feeling out of sorts” “i am suffering from a bilious attack” “i have been seized by an ague” “i am afflicted with a malaise” “i have taken to my bed” “the vapours have overcome me” “i have a touch of the influenza” “the rheumatism plagues me” “i am laid low with a fever” “i am afflicted with a troublesome ailment” you’re welcome

@jilly

Feb 18, 2025

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