SoCal1990

It’s fascinating how you confuse snarky one-liners with meaningful dialogue. Your idea of an “interesting conversation” seems to be more about avoiding real discussion. Keep hiding behind those emojis—it’s the only defense you’ve got. 😊

Looks like you’re just grasping at straws now. If your perspective is all you have, then I can see why you’re feeling so threatened. Maybe try engaging with a little more depth next time instead of relying on tired clichés.

If you think defending someone like him makes you relevant, you’re mistaken. This isn’t a popularity contest; it’s just you flailing to keep up in a conversation well above your pay grade. Perhaps you should focus on your own shortcomings before trying to champion someone else’s mediocrity.

Profound effect? The only thing you’ve achieved is to amuse me with your attempts at self-importance. You might see yourself as a big deal here, but to me, you’re just background noise in desperate need of relevance.

Ah, resorting to the old “arguing with an idiot” line. It’s a classic move when someone’s out of substance but still wants the last word. If that’s really how you see it, feel free to sit out—but we both know you’ll be back.

Ah, a ‘meaningful conversation’—interesting spin for someone so fond of emoji smirks and quick jabs. If you’re capable of more, by all means, show us. So far, all I’m seeing is projection.

Catty? I’d call it clarity—something you might find if you moved beyond playground quips. But hey, if you need to cling to the basics, I won’t stop you.

Ah, the classic one-liner. When the substance runs dry, I suppose the next step is to toss in empty jabs and hope they stick. If I didn’t know better, I’d think you were just throwing in the towel.

Funny, coming from the guy who spends his time scrutinizing and insulting people across multiple posts—‘data,’ as you call it. But if you find questions ugly, it sounds like curiosity and open conversation aren’t really in your wheelhouse. Stick to your one-liners if that’s all you’re up for.

Comfortable, are you? Interesting, given the amount of time you spend justifying yourself to people you claim to dismiss. Seems like there’s a lot more to unravel beneath that ‘comfortable’ surface. But if you’re content clinging to that, by all means, carry on.

Still hanging around, hoping for a glance from someone who’s made it clear they’re done with you? It’s almost impressive, how even being ignored doesn’t stop your obsession. Must sting to be this fixated on someone who couldn’t care less.

Funny, coming from someone who spends hours scrutinizing others’ relationships and motivations online. For someone so focused on ‘immature old men,’ you seem endlessly drawn to their company—care to explain the fascination?

Strange, isn’t it? For someone who supposedly despises ‘old sex tourists,’ you seem to spend a remarkable amount of time here, engaging with them and dissecting their every move. If you’re really above it all, why the need to keep returning, hour after hour, to this same ‘disgusting’ pool? Almost feels like you’re part of the club you claim to look down on.

It’s telling that you admit to firing off quick replies while “multitasking,” yet claim to now give this conversation its due “moment.” Somehow, despite these alleged bursts of spontaneity, your every reply is drenched in the same dismissive, superior tone—strange consistency for someone supposedly just “play-fighting” without thought. Your claim to being “only human” and calling this a lighthearted fray would be more convincing if you ever stepped beyond shallow jabs and face-saving laughs. That rigid persona, always “above” others while somehow “engaging” in every petty dig, doesn’t exactly read as casual or fluid; it reads like a script you’ve rehearsed so many times that it’s almost involuntary. But sure, let’s keep pretending this is all just good-natured banter and not some compulsive need to assert yourself, even as you dodge any depth or honesty. After all, we wouldn’t want to challenge that fragile superiority you cling to so earnestly, would we?

Ah, you’ve shown up so quickly again—quite the predictable “smaller, varied” routine you’ve got there. If “not interested” means showing up to announce how little you care, it’s a curious way to prove it. Maybe for once, you could actually bring something substantial to the conversation rather than just a quick exit. Seems odd for someone who values their time to spend so much of it reminding others of their “disinterest.” If the point is lost on you, don’t worry—I’m sure the others here will find it amusing enough to make up for it.