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Why do so many people here seem to take pleasure in someone else's misfortune? 2016-12-24 02:42:51 Post No. 7455675
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Why do so many people here seem to take pleasure in someone else's misfortune?
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>>7455675
Because misery loves company.
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its easier to take advantage of her/him when s/he has no self-confidence.
break him/her down and then convince them that you're the only one who could love him/her.
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>>7455675
Most LGBT people are bitter, broken people due to them thinking they are unable to have a happy, loving life due to their sexuality, when in all reality it's more about them not working on their personality more, being honest and just trying to get out there. Instead they are whing, anti-social virgins who blame all their problems in life on other people.
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>>7455675
Because it's funny. Really. They'll get over it, I promise.
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What did I do that was so bad?
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>>7455675
Because it sustains me.
Also it's fun.
And I'm pretty sure that it's schadenfreude, not sadism.
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