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Edited by Magical Robot:
11/10/2013 6:25:45 AM
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Edited by KilljoyDetective: 11/10/2013 6:26:30 AMYou cannot defeat it without the power of you accepting your flaws and negative traits that it represents. Your [i]Persona[/i]
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Edited by Magical Robot: 11/10/2013 6:34:47 AMI hate it when the rules change because my first method trumped it... But fine, yes I already admit to my flaws, sometimes I'm caught off guard, but if I encountered such a creature I would be on alert and it would not be able to tell me anything I either don't know, or am unwilling to accept. I use to be a far worse person, only through self discipline have I bettered myself. If anything such a creature would do me a lot of good. Or it would be smart and say "-blam!- this I'm gona bother someone else, take care"
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The first method wouldn't have, that's the truth to this scenario, I would only point it out if someone brought up something attempting to take away from the question itself with a sidestep. Good to know though.
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Edited by Magical Robot: 11/10/2013 6:44:14 AMThat rule was not put in the OP. My first option was valid till you changed the rules. It's fine that you changed it (how ever unfair). But if the rule is not stated, how can anyone hope to follow it? "I had it on back up" does not count. If you did have it already established, why not just put it in there?
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Because then people are going to go out of their way to avoid the OP and I get shit answers because no one wants to answer seriously.
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Edited by Magical Robot: 11/10/2013 6:49:23 AM......Then shouldn't you have put it in there? That's like keeping a traffic law secret because you are afraid people will brake it. And then get on to them for braking that law. If your rules were stated then they would be followed.
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This site doesn't follow rules, reverse psychology works better than anything...Anyways thanks for your input, I'm not going to argue about this.
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You don't have to argue about it, I'm calling you out with the problems you made. And that is not reverse psychology. Reverse psychology is more like telling someone that they can't do something in order to trick them to do it. If you leave the door open, people will go through it. If you don't want us to go through, close it first.
