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  1. 1. Why do I have this terrible stomach ache?

    • I ate cafeteria fish sticks
      4
    • I ate beef jerky two nights ago
      1
    • I'm nervous that my friend will never talk to me again
      7
    • Supposedly I asked for it, but I really said I wanted "some cake"
      1
    • I've been listening to Air Supply
      9
    • God hates me
      12
    • Passaic, New Jersey
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I voted for Option #3 since you had that other thread about the chick you endlessly let play with your emotions and thus, seem like you'd quiver at the thought of a so-called friend never talking to you again. I mean, if that's the case, what kind of friend are they? That is, unless you did something like push them down a flight of stairs.

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I voted for Option #3 since you had that other thread about the chick you endlessly let play with your emotions and thus, seem like you'd quiver at the thought of a so-called friend never talking to you again. I mean, if that's the case, what kind of friend are they? That is, unless you did something like push them down a flight of stairs.

I said her friends were wrong for wanting gay marriage.

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It's because you're a republican, I'm sure.

This would be my reason as well.

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I blame it on you mocking Bill Walton. He has unleashed a a severe stomach ache and is "throwing it down" on you in an effort to teach you a lesson.

Which will in turn make Czech "THROW IT UP, BIG MAN!".

 

Czech, if you had simply said that you disagree on the issue instead of insisting that they were wrong, maybe she wouldn't have gotten as mad. The way you said it might have sounded like you didn't respect their beliefs. But I'm sure you realized that already.

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I blame it on you mocking Bill Walton. He has unleashed a a severe stomach ache and is "throwing it down" on you in an effort to teach you a lesson.

Which will in turn make Czech "THROW IT UP, BIG MAN!".

 

Czech, if you had simply said that you disagree on the issue instead of insisting that they were wrong, maybe she wouldn't have gotten as mad. The way you said it might have sounded like you didn't respect their beliefs. But I'm sure you realized that already.

I used the TSM style of rebuttal: quotation-wisecrack. That doesn't go over well outside of TSM. I found this out the hard way.

 

And I didn't insist they were wrong, I just did what my teachers taught me to do: argue my point with the belief that I'm correct.

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Friends don't want to hear any truth from a fellow friend that could disagree with them.

 

Accept that they have a different viewpoint from you and move on. Especially if the friend has a personal issue in the subject - in this case, perhaps she has a close gay friend who has complained to her about the marriage issue before.

 

What works at TSM does NOT work in real life. For the most part, it's just easier to stay away from the conversational topic of politics and political-related subject matter altogether. Unless you're absolutely sure that this person wants to have a discussion about those topics in the first place.

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What works at TSM does NOT work in real life. For the most part, it's just easier to stay away from the conversational topic of politics and political-related subject matter altogether.

Yeah I never instigate politics.

 

Unless you're absolutely sure that this person wants to have a discussion about those topics in the first place.

"I'm gonna post in my weblog about how gay marriage has to be legal!"

"Well you know that means I'm gonna have to disagree."

"Fine whatever"

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Do you wash your hands every time after you go potty?

 

If so, it's the chick, because you're a pussy and a closet case.

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I have a friend who's opposed to gay marriage. I refuse to fuck her until she changes her mind.

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