@daliintheclouds Every movie highly regarded by the ‘female experience’ is just incredibly toxic relationships, fabricated drama, and cheating with the less desirable partner on paper
@xJJdriver1x@spencerperrine2@bendy023@Mjackson1224 He was 1 lap down in lucky dog spot trying to stay there to get back on the lead lap. That’s like the only time a lapped car is aloud to race the leader
@GrimnoGhost@CommieSlayer8@esjesjesj Most people are jealous because they are the ones that paid for/built their cars and try to minimize risk to other by doing it on empty roads but get harsher treatment than the 3rd world monkeys that steal cars and do it in the middle of the city/in broad daylight
@GrimnoGhost@CommieSlayer8@esjesjesj They don’t do it on empty roads where no one but themselves are at risk because the goal/“fun” is the risk of fucking up someone else’s life/property.
You don’t find these people drifting empty roads or racing on empty highways
@GrimnoGhost@CommieSlayer8@esjesjesj Having fun with stolen cars is pretty crazy. Intentionally making your fun at the cost of other people’s lives/property is crazy. Same as the low iq minorities who cut up in traffic, it’s only fun to them when they’re putting other peoples shit at risk
@esjesjesj It’s not even about the donuts, everyone likes wreck less driving when limiting risk to civilians, it’s about how they’re intentionally doing the wreck less driving near people to raise the risk of possibly crashing/killing someone. All while in stolen cars. This tweet is bait
@thedeadpixel66@bas3dCelery@esjesjesj Stealing cars to bring to take overs where the main activity is getting as close to hurting other people as possible and then destroying the car afterwards
@esjesjesj Hundreds of degenerates stealing cars for the sole purpose of intentionally trying to endanger people is not quite the same as “guys” doing donuts
Low iq minorities get off on breaking the law by stealing others property and endangering others with that property
@lookatmyopinion@wanted4mogging Again I think it depends on how the other person treats them back
Anecdotally I’ve been with an avoidant that when I reciprocated, they pulled away/pushed me away, and when I acted indifferent/not interested they chased and all the avoidance went away
@lookatmyopinion@wanted4mogging It doesnt go away because it’s fundamental to who they are
It’s a paradoxical attachment, craving being close, but being overwhelmed when you get too close, and either pull away or push you away as a defense mechanism in order to protect themselves. With space they return
@lookatmyopinion@wanted4mogging All Im saying is just because you trigger avoidance, doesn’t mean she doesn’t actually like you.
The avoidance isn’t there at the start, and she’ll handle you up until you reciprocate, and cause her to panic.
The guy that never sees that side just never reciprocates
@DoYouWantT7252@ludwig1651 @Nellysmelly24 Therapy and correcting a mental illness is usually not a pain free process. The first step is taking accountability and admitting to it, which can be really painful for most people, to admit they have a problem and that there’s something wrong with them.