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Corrosiveness - It feels like tension -
They're always
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putting it on the other person. Instead of
saying,
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"I hate you!" they say, "There's
something
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wrong with you."
After a while you forget.
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"Problems with
size?"
—Nothing yet.
—Is it dangerous?
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"Berkeley Municipal
Code 14.36.030 C
Prohibited Parking - Red Curb 33.00."
[The day before Christmas Eve]
—Really scary!
—Do you ever get angry when you swim
underwater?
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"That's adorable.
[Your diamond ring]
It's all he could afford, huh?"
—Nothing drastic.
—Okay, there must be some smart ones.
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"What the hell is wrong with
you?"
—Very little.
—Who sold you the map?
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It feels like disparagement -
It's detraction from the
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course of your life, or prejudicial slurs
against those not
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present - the smarter you are, the more
people hate you.
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"YOU KNOW THIS IS A SIDEWALK.
YOU SHOULD CLEAR THE WAY."
—Pretty intense.
—I like law and order, too.
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"There he is ... It must be two o'clock."
—Midnight Special.
—Don't tell me the end – I haven't
seen it.
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"Would you ask her to call
me when she comes in?"
—Close enough.
—You better send an e-mail in case
I forget.
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"In this country, all the mainstream
media and
newspapers are run by the Jews."
—Not exactly.
—I would check that out.
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