ᴄʟɪғғ ᴜɴɢᴇʀ (
livingimpaired) wrote in
retrospec2018-03-10 02:19 pm
backdated 3/7
My eBay account got suspended.
I have not used eBay in awhile so I guess I don't know the proper protocol for someone outbidding you for a cursed doll. Cursed with either a violent curse or a child's soul. The seller didn't specify.
It is not proper etiquette to e-mail the person you were bidding against and ask them to sell it to you rather than use it for their BuzzFeed article. Or let them be aware that you were honestly hoping it had some soul trapped in it to give it to friends in the hope that it will come to life in the middle of the night to do whatever cursed dolls do.
Who knew. I thought we were both cursed doll enthusiasts.
I have not used eBay in awhile so I guess I don't know the proper protocol for someone outbidding you for a cursed doll. Cursed with either a violent curse or a child's soul. The seller didn't specify.
It is not proper etiquette to e-mail the person you were bidding against and ask them to sell it to you rather than use it for their BuzzFeed article. Or let them be aware that you were honestly hoping it had some soul trapped in it to give it to friends in the hope that it will come to life in the middle of the night to do whatever cursed dolls do.
Who knew. I thought we were both cursed doll enthusiasts.

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Indeed.
But that's fine.
There is no one that lives without someone believing one or two things wrong about them.
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Sometimes people want to believe very specific things about people.
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But there's nothing wrong about it.
To have hope in people, there's nothing wrong with that.
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I am half-denouncing the imagined ideas people have of others.
And saying that there's nothing wrong with it.
I suppose the reason is because the only reason people get close to others is due to the imagined versions that they see.
It's only as they get to know a person do they finally let those go.
Or feel a disillusionment that destroys the connection.
But I'll give into the hopeful ending this time around.
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It is a rather well known concept that hope helps humanity to keep moving forward.
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Hope is the poison that drives all on.
Even me.
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If I gave any indication that I thought I was something more or less, I apologize.
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Haha. After all, I do come off rather inhuman, don't I?
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I would agree you come off as unusual though.
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But one I can't sidestep.
You, however, come off a little odd, as well.
I wouldn't say as unusual as me, for that is rude.
But it's a polite friendliness that I appreciate.
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I can't say I get told that often actually!
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I assume it is because the oddness is benign and has kindness behind it.
My own is empty and leaves a person feeling heavy, as we've already discussed.
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Though I can say it's not inaccurate.
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I look at it as a product of where I came from.
Though I confess that I get far more positive results when talking to others if I am both polite and friendly.
People tend to respond well to a charming nature.
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There is no reason to question it.
But if you like, you can talk to me however you wish.
It certainly is better to speak without a sheet between your real words, hm?
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Of course I have only been honest with you this entire time.
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And I have not doubted your honesty.
You would have mentioned being called out more on your oddness, then.
Dishonesty with polite friendliness is easily noticeable and hated.
Honesty with polite friendliness is readily accepted.
Indeed, the phrasing isn't quite right in asking you to carry on as you wish.
There's a shallowness to my understanding you.
I wondered why that is, and know why.
So that is why I offered.
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