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Topic	How do you stop a loved one from spending so much on F2P games?
helIy 08/20/21 10:37:05 PM #25:	lihlih posted... See? This is the problem. You lack the basic brain power to understand simple concepts, lol. Trying to talk someone out of self destructive behavior isn't thinking that "I have a right to tell someone else what to do with their money." Like seriously, you obviously can't even form the most basic ideas so why are you trying to argue with people? as long as they're actually covering necessary expenses just fine (and you said that they are), then it's not self destructive behavior. you trying to control what someone does with their money is destructive behavior since it demonstrates extreme narcissism in thinking that you actually have that right when you do not it's his money, he's doing fine and is happy with his choices. it's straight up no different to constantly buying new games, watching every new movie as soon as they release, whatever other type of hobby you can think of, etcetera --- my delusion is better than facing the truth about me <cite>helIy posted [p:957284174] in How do you... [t:79623696]...</cite> <quote>lihlih posted... </cite> <quote>See? This is the problem. You lack the basic brain power to understand simple concepts, lol. Trying to talk someone out of self destructive behavior isn't thinking that "I have a right to tell someone else what to do with their money." Like seriously, you obviously can't even form the most basic ideas so why are you trying to argue with people?</quote>as long as they're actually covering necessary expenses just fine (and you said that they are), then it's not self destructive behavior. you trying to control what someone does with their money is destructive behavior since it demonstrates extreme narcissism in thinking that you actually have that right when you do not it's his money, he's doing fine and is happy with his choices. it's straight up no different to constantly buying new games, watching every new movie as soon as they release, whatever other type of hobby you can think of, etcetera --- my delusion is better than facing the truth about me </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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