Wishing there were no conversational repeats
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tracywithouthill says,
i was just saying how i felt about a certain situation, initially. and you got all upset. but that's not how i feel about the situation currently. so there was no need to get all worked up.we obviously dont have basic conversation skills. if we did, every discussion wouldnt have to be an argument.
so tired of this.