So, you’re obviously just being an agitator, you have no value or content to add to the discussion and you’re just vying for attention.
Just curious, does it matter what kind of responses you get? Is there an end goal? Is there a certain response you’re hoping to get that would validate something for you, or is this just pure attention seeking behavior with no regard for validation other acknowledgment that you exist? Is someone important to you, like a parent since you’re obviously a teenager, that isn’t meeting your needs for attention? Who is it that you are trying to make angry and why?
Bored at work mostly, but also I’m mostly right. There’s a valid point to be made about respecting other people’s preferences and property even in the context of a committed long-term relationship, but it’s absolutely lost amongst all this pseud shit about the sanctity of personal instrument configuration from people who are apparently unable to replicate the same tone twice and are proud of that for some reason. There’s no possible way a $200 repair job from a legitimate professional did anything to irreversibly change the instrument, it definitely did absolutely nothing to stop the husband from achieving a specific sound or to change his playing experience in any meaningful way. What I am adding to the conversation is a rebuttal, my end goal is to tell people who are confidently incorrect that they are wrong, the fact that they tend to get angry about that is amusing but not something I particularly value.
NotASharkInAManSuit@lemmy.world 2 months ago
As is everyone else here, thanks to you.
Amnesigenic@lemmy.ml 2 months ago
Nah some of y’all are barely literate
NotASharkInAManSuit@lemmy.world 1 month ago
So, you’re obviously just being an agitator, you have no value or content to add to the discussion and you’re just vying for attention.
Just curious, does it matter what kind of responses you get? Is there an end goal? Is there a certain response you’re hoping to get that would validate something for you, or is this just pure attention seeking behavior with no regard for validation other acknowledgment that you exist? Is someone important to you, like a parent since you’re obviously a teenager, that isn’t meeting your needs for attention? Who is it that you are trying to make angry and why?
Amnesigenic@lemmy.ml 1 month ago
Bored at work mostly, but also I’m mostly right. There’s a valid point to be made about respecting other people’s preferences and property even in the context of a committed long-term relationship, but it’s absolutely lost amongst all this pseud shit about the sanctity of personal instrument configuration from people who are apparently unable to replicate the same tone twice and are proud of that for some reason. There’s no possible way a $200 repair job from a legitimate professional did anything to irreversibly change the instrument, it definitely did absolutely nothing to stop the husband from achieving a specific sound or to change his playing experience in any meaningful way. What I am adding to the conversation is a rebuttal, my end goal is to tell people who are confidently incorrect that they are wrong, the fact that they tend to get angry about that is amusing but not something I particularly value.