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GrandConjuraton posted...

I figured that you would call me out on that, and that's why I mentioned that it's easier to see someone's faults when you don't know them well in comparison to spotting virtue. Apparent "virtue" can actually still be a fault if the reason for it is corrupt, and so that's why I feel you need to know someone better before you can really say one way or another if someone is good.

I don't understand what you're saying and I doubt that's because it makes complete sense and I'm just not getting it.

Life has told me time and time again that I am no good. Everything i've ever done has ended in failure, socially or otherwise, and with my inability to do anything to fix core issues, it won't ever change.

You're not the only one who has been beaten down by life, experienced nothing but failure both socially and otherwise, and thinks they can't do anything about it.

Hell, you're not even the only one on this board who feels that way and has a bad habit of reminding everyone else about it for quite literally no good reason.

Furthermore, I'm dealing with the same feelings myself, and I've got a strikingly similar situation in life that you two do. But the difference is I'm not letting it beat me. Don't hit me with some garbage about differing inner strengths either, because I don't have any. What I DO have is anger, which is what I'm tapping into in a constructive way to keep going, which is exactly what I suggested you do last time we had this back and forth. It's what I'm going to do every time we have it in the future, too.