Here's a story told entirely from my point of view, edited to make me look good. Am I the asshole?
this post was submitted on 13 Sep 2024
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Thanks for the stranger, kind gold.
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If this post has traumatised anyone you should go home and start playing Tetris. It really works. Some study said if you play Tetris after trauma it changes your neural pathways so you're less likely to get ptsd
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RemindMe! 3y βreply to this threadβ.
Test post please ignore
Now just edit your post to "Sorry this post has been removed by the creator"
... And my axe!
Edit: I said the funny line, updoots to the just please
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Look, I think itβs important to state here that while you can often offer prompts to strangers with no ill effect, 7% of strangers are DEATHLY ALLERGIC to prompts. I know itβs fun to give your strangers prompts sometimes, but I urge you all NOT to give prompts to strangers or you run the very real risk of harming them seriously.
Signed, A strangerologist
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