Why do people look for things to offend them?
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Are you trying to imply we’re easily offended? That just rots my socks! 😉
Seriously, a lot of people just need to chill a bit.
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You are soooo right!
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Joanne, I have never heard the expression “rots my socks off.” I love it!! I’m gonna be saying it all the time now! 😂😂 Thanks for “expanding” my vocabulary! Lol.
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hahahaha!! I didn’t even think twice when I wrote it. Shades of my mother coming out in my writing when I least expect it 😆
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Nothing better to do? It does seem that people look for the anger.
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I think they need a hobby. Oh, wait, maybe that is their hobby!
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I think it is.
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You silly girl! It’s so they can bitch, moan and groan!! 😂😂😂
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Oh, you are so right! They think it signifies intelligence when the opposite is true. I’m just saying . . .
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I don’t look, but sometimes something jumps in front of me!
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That does happen.
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Because they are afraid to look at themselves 😀
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Very true!
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Literally asking for it eh?😆
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Perhaps
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Not sure, but it’s an intriguing question.
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It would explain so much
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Probably because looking at their own offensive behaviour is too challenging.
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Yep. And they are too . . . blind to see it!
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I read your quip and immediately thought, Nope. Doesn’t apply to me. I tend to IGNORE and AVOID things that offend me. I cannot be the only one!
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I think that’s the healthy way to deal with most things that offend.
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Hahaha!
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(:D)
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