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Only to find out basically right afterwards that you were wrong and should have just given whatever it is more time to be worked out?

Only to find out basically right afterwards that you were wrong and should have just given whatever it is more time to be worked out?

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Yeah. I used to be too slow and didn't catch people, so I had to watch out for signs and act with incomplete information. I'm right most of the time. It's a trade off. Assholes want to take advantage of you by having you wait until you have everything verified, but by then they've already done their assholery and it's too late.

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Anyone who says no is a liar. I've struggled with anger over issues, still do. For awhile I lived in a place where having a counter view was forbidden, so I didn't often get to discuss things. The moment they would say something I knew categorically to be false, I would start tripping over myself in frustration to discuss it with them. Only to end up sounding like a crazy person after they deny and gaslight me. There is just too much information needed to connect everything for people stubbornly blind.

That in turn would lead me to have a constant animosity for the topics and people.

Now I am around more like minded people, and can have at least some decent conversation about things. I still fuck up all the time though.

All the time. I’ve learned to not jump to conclusions so much. On the other hand I see jews all over the place and they’re constantly forcing niggers into White spaces. I wish I was wrong but I’m not.

[–] 0 pt

I do so less and less over time as I age

[–] 1 pt

I'm not young and I still do it sometimes.. I will be convinced that I am right or it is broken or whatever it may be. Then I will calm down and realize I was just worked up. Probably happens a few times a year. This is only because I do a ton of buying and selling.

[–] 0 pt

YES. And then, I started reading the Bible. Fixed it.