hey_dougz0r
hey_dougz0r t1_iwxvxpt wrote
Reply to comment by Iced____0ut in Psychologists demonstrate why feeling appreciated is particularly important for avoidantly attached individuals by chrisdh79
Good lord. Your entire comment is unabashed projection. "Abrasive" is a kind word to describe your post history.
hey_dougz0r t1_iwxk40n wrote
Reply to comment by Iced____0ut in Psychologists demonstrate why feeling appreciated is particularly important for avoidantly attached individuals by chrisdh79
A quick glance at your recent post history and I can tell you don't care about much except trolling. If I need therapy then you most definitely do!
hey_dougz0r t1_iwxjeyr wrote
Reply to comment by Iced____0ut in Psychologists demonstrate why feeling appreciated is particularly important for avoidantly attached individuals by chrisdh79
Are you saying that because you actually care or because you're passive-aggressively trying to get under my skin? Be honest.
hey_dougz0r t1_iwxj9e0 wrote
Reply to comment by JimmminyCricket in Psychologists demonstrate why feeling appreciated is particularly important for avoidantly attached individuals by chrisdh79
>I don’t have any discomfort.
You should. The other redditor deserves an apology from you if we're being completely honest.
hey_dougz0r t1_iwvv50i wrote
Reply to comment by AaronRodgersToe in Psychologists demonstrate why feeling appreciated is particularly important for avoidantly attached individuals by chrisdh79
Yes, I am judging someone who themselves behaved in a very judgmental fashion.
For the record, what bothered me enough to actively comment was the offering of "goodwill" and "sincerity" immediately after plainly exhibiting the exact opposite. Such behavior is a very close cousin to gaslighting. It's bad enough that it's everywhere in our culture but when exhibited in the context of anything related to the study of psychology or therapy I find it especially infuriating. It's a behavior pattern VERY often exhibited by abusive personality types.
Perhaps I am being too harsh, but if there is discomfort on u/JimmminyCricket 's part for being subject to a dose of his or her own medicine then so be it.
hey_dougz0r t1_iwvnmfz wrote
Reply to comment by JimmminyCricket in Psychologists demonstrate why feeling appreciated is particularly important for avoidantly attached individuals by chrisdh79
By your own commentary I very much have a "way of knowing" that you are quick to judge others and rather unwilling to apologize for such behavior.
So no, by the evidence you yourself have offered here no one has a reason to believe you are offering actual goodwill.
hey_dougz0r t1_iwvllq6 wrote
Reply to comment by JimmminyCricket in Psychologists demonstrate why feeling appreciated is particularly important for avoidantly attached individuals by chrisdh79
>Sincerely good luck
You have lost all credibility here.
hey_dougz0r t1_iwzlctw wrote
Reply to comment by Iced____0ut in Psychologists demonstrate why feeling appreciated is particularly important for avoidantly attached individuals by chrisdh79
You made the choice to comment to me, just the same as I chose to initially comment to u/JimmminyCricket and to reply to you now. You could have passed on by but instead you decided to lower yourself into the gutter you believe me to be in by telling me I need therapy - not for my own well-being, mind you - "for the betterment of society." (And you have the audacity to suggest I am being self-righteous?)
Your comments to me have actually been worse than the other redditor to whom I initially responded. You've weaponized the appearance of concern for my mental health in order to give vent to more of your own anger. What's more, the balance of your reddit presence calls into question whether you actually care about the betterment of society. You certainly spend far more time hurling anger than trying to be constructive in your interactions with other redditors.
If you've actually attended therapy I applaud you for it. I am not going to criticize you for that in any way. Even so, your comments to me do not appear in any way to come from a good place.