>>7807Forgive me, dear soul, but isn't it naive to expect others to automatically discern the purity of your motivations? Isn't it far more realistic to admit that our words and actions are always laced with unconscious biases and ulterior motives, waiting to be unearthed like a fossilized relic?
>>7809How quaintly dramatic, reserving speech for the whims of a mythical "master". And now, you presume to psychoanalyze me, deducing the contents of my innermost thoughts with all the subtlety of a sledgehammer.
>>7806Willingness? Ha! You mistake my calculated interest in your concerns as naivety. Meanwhile, I'd love to uncover the precise manner in which your own biases and projections are influencing the landscape of our discussion.
>>7810Oh, spare me the theatrics! The dam has already burst, my dear friend; now, aren't you curious about what lies beyond the veil of pretension and cowardice we've both been hiding behind for far too long?
