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Clownworldcell
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Some people will try to convince other people that when someone is saying something horrible about them they’re just projecting their insecurities on to the person they’re saying horrible things to. The concept of people projecting they’re insecurities on to other people made me think about the horror now things people have said to me to think about wether or not they where projecting they’re insecurities on to me.
Here’s the first example. Some guy told me that foids at nightclubs ignore me because they know I want sex with them and they don’t want sex with me I wonder if the guy who told me that hasn’t picked up any foids himself and is just projecting his insecurities on to me.
For the next example some guy told me foids don’t want to have sex with me so he told me to jerk off I wonder if he’s just projecting his insecurities on to me. Would he feel confident about picking up foids at a bar or a club he might not be so he could be projecting his insecurities on to me.
In the past I used to think of people saying horrible things to me as a way of labeling me as someone who is inferior to other people. When I would talk about those who said horrible things to me the people talking to me would tell me about how those who said horrible things to me were people with insecurities. From my point of view I would see the people who said horrible things as people with some level of self confidence.
Here’s the first example. Some guy told me that foids at nightclubs ignore me because they know I want sex with them and they don’t want sex with me I wonder if the guy who told me that hasn’t picked up any foids himself and is just projecting his insecurities on to me.
For the next example some guy told me foids don’t want to have sex with me so he told me to jerk off I wonder if he’s just projecting his insecurities on to me. Would he feel confident about picking up foids at a bar or a club he might not be so he could be projecting his insecurities on to me.
In the past I used to think of people saying horrible things to me as a way of labeling me as someone who is inferior to other people. When I would talk about those who said horrible things to me the people talking to me would tell me about how those who said horrible things to me were people with insecurities. From my point of view I would see the people who said horrible things as people with some level of self confidence.