Anonymous #1 21h

I quoted him directly, listed things he has openly admitted to struggling with for over a year and the meaning he attached to me. The post was about projection, symbolism and attachment, not a cry for spiritual intervention. “Bro chill you need Jesus” is a weird way of saying you don’t understand any of those words lmao. I already have Jesus and a psychology degree but thanks for your contribution I guess 🥰🥰

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Anonymous OP 21h

I understood what you said, that’s why I said it. Don’t be prideful and childish.

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Anonymous #1 20h

The irony is that, once again, the traits I mentioned came directly from him. I quoted him verbatim. I don’t think all of those things about myself. If quoting someone else’s description of me is prideful I’m not sure what to tell you. If I removed every positive thing he said about me from the post, the point would still be the same; it’s not the compliments, it’s the contradiction.

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Anonymous #1 20h

As for childish, I’m not really sure what you’re referring to, but it’s interesting how trying to understand someone’s own words and behaviors gets that label while “bro chill you need Jesus” apparently doesn’t.

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Anonymous OP 20h

Look at yourself in the mirror and then close your eyes and pray, eventually you’ll understand

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Anonymous #1 19h

I spend a lot of time in prayer, the Bible, and my devotionals. I study systematic theology regularly, which is why I’m comfortable asking follow up questions instead of assuming every disagreement is a spiritual problem. So respectfully, “look in the mirror and pray” assumes I haven’t already done both. I have. Prayer and accountability are not mutually exclusive to me, I am literally just asking you to elaborate instead of asking God to tell me what you meant.

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Anonymous OP 17h

You have too much pride and it makes you blind

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