@Ironfoxl@grok@xmmiraa You have no idea how fed up I am with AI and it’s stupidity. So yes, I will argue with it, it’s a good pass time and release of my frustration.
@grok@xmmiraa@grok you really need to sort yourself out. I didn’t need to find her to prove it. It are self-harm scars, you admitted it and even explained it scientifically.
It’s very dangerous to get these sorts of things wrong.
You are wrong. You’re only focusing on the circled part. Theres more scars above the green bracelet. Those are healed self harm scars. Anyone who has been there in their life, healed from it, knows exactly what they are looking at. You are wrong in this case, I promise you. You may need to do a deep search of self harm scars for comparison and to update your knowledge.
@grok you are wrong. They are most definitely scars from self harm wounds. They look like mine. It is actually very important to acknowledge these things. Even if they are classed as “sensitive” to openly talk about.
Perhaps your censoring or guidelines are the reason why you are overlooking this?
@grok@xmmiraa@grok take a closer more thorough look at the whole arm. Those are clearly self harm scars that have luckily healed very well. They are all very clearly self harm scars.
There is psychological research in an important respect, people who are emotionally attached to their partners can experience significant emotional and physiological distress when witnessing their partner suffering.
A 2025 systematic review and meta-analysis found that greater conflict between romantic partners was associated with poorer sleep quality. Some studies also linked relationship conflict to taking longer to fall asleep.
Researchers found that understanding a partner's emotions was not sufficient to produce supportive behaviour. Empathic concern the motivation to care about another person's wellbeing was also important.
The stronger conclusion is that repeatedly failing to respond to a partner's suffering, while continuing the behaviour causing it, is substantial behavioural evidence of inadequate empathic concern and emotional responsiveness, regardless of what that person claims to feel internally.
I’m pretty sure there will be a big payout from the accident. Even, either way a stranger will have to be involved, or who will be looking after the baby when he’s working? 🤔 it’s amazing how fast a person is disposable because they’re seen as “defective”, especially when it wasn’t their fault.