fleegar

@shoutplenty

i don't wanna live in a world where someone can do smth bad, lie about it to others and then it's game over just like that. was reminded how easily this happens while watching @fleabag. it just seems like a bad move to put time into any1 when u can just get dropped by a 3rd party

1/11/2022, 1:37:23 AM

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fleegar

@shoutplenty

signs of these behaviours can often be seen from miles away but as i was once told, ppl are "unfathomably bad at comprehending implications and interpreting attitudes/tones". i've often been the only one to call out such behaviours, and it's not just cos others avoid conflict

1/11/2022, 1:37:23 AM

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fleegar

@shoutplenty

very honest people have this tendency to be deliriously optimistic about dishonest ppl. i've seen ppl get torn up after discovering extensive betrayal, and make out that their abusers are some unprecedented evil, when the warning signs had been starkly written on the walls

1/11/2022, 1:37:24 AM

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fleegar

@shoutplenty

and related to that, thinking that terrible social consequences of lying are a "cosmic joke" rather than v predictable, cos they assume every1 is fair like they are

1/11/2022, 1:37:25 AM

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fleegar

@shoutplenty

the worst of it is being so sure of your optimistic interpretation that u gag the victim and make out it's all in eir imagination and ey's causing "drama" by daring to investigate it

like, do u not realise how hard it is to even suspect, let alone prove, a manipulation case?

1/11/2022, 1:37:25 AM

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fleegar

@shoutplenty

there's reading too much into things, and there's ignoring them – a balance to strike that ppl tend to fall too far down the latter side, cos it's easier for them, head in the sand. u don't realise the meaning of it all until u feel it on your own skin

1/11/2022, 1:37:26 AM

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