Text this message to your girlfriend (1 Viewer)

[Leffife]

"Lmao she's an idiot, she'll never find out".

Make sure to take a screenshot of the conversation and do not reply to her for at least 1 hour.

N.B Do not do this if you already have trust issues.

 

[astroman]

error 404: girlfriend not found

 

[Leffife]

You influenced her to kill herself brah?

 

[JohnMaximus]

 

[Leffife]

Lol not the best but still worth some rep. Made me laugh.

 

[RealiseNothing]

Lol not the best but still worth some rep. Made me laugh.

For some one who appears to be aware you are very unaware.

 

[RealiseNothing]

Strong last reply though, aware.

 

[Leffife]

For some one who appears to be aware you are very unaware.

Elaborate.

 

[Queenroot]

Elaborate.

Verizon
2013

 

[seventhroot]

Elaborate.

c'mon man; even I saw that and I am slow

 

[Leffife]

Verizon
2013

I'll try to save whatever brainpower I have left.

c'mon man; even I saw that and I am slow

It's not like I can please everyone. I am just slower than you, judging by what you said.

 

[seventhroot]

I'll try to save whatever brainpower I have left.

rough night/ drink your problems away

It's not like I can please everyone. I am just slower than you, judging by what you said.

relax bro

 

[yangevangelion]

Although I know this picture was pulled from the abyss of the Internet, I don't want to point my fingers unfairly. Plagiarism is inevitable, some may argue that using the English language is a form of 'plagiarising'. The nature of humans is fascinating, isn't it? I don't even know. What are humans like? Where do moral values come from? The act of plagiarising is a metaphor for the abstract concepts of the human mind.

Moving on to OP's thesis. Sending the text message "Lmao she's an idiot, she'll never find out" is actually a good idea to explore the behaviour and reactions of us humans. Provoking a response, whether it is confusion or antagonism, is unique to each individuals and cannot be described through mere descriptions. The result of inducing a false memory through this like editing a photograph with newly developed software. This emphasises the dynamic nature of the human mind, rather than a static object entrapped within cultural and social structures.

If you want to expand your perception of the world around you and develop a deeper understanding of humans, I recommend reading 'Philosophy in the Flesh: the Embodied Mind & its Challenge to Western Thought' by George Lakoff, a brilliant author.

 

[SylviaB]

Although I know this picture was pulled from the abyss of the Internet, I don't want to point my fingers unfairly. Plagiarism is inevitable, some may argue that using the English language is a form of 'plagiarising'. The nature of humans is fascinating, isn't it? I don't even know. What are humans like? Where do moral values come from? The act of plagiarising is a metaphor for the abstract concepts of the human mind.

Moving on to OP's thesis. Sending the text message "Lmao she's an idiot, she'll never find out" is actually a good idea to explore the behaviour and reactions of us humans. Provoking a response, whether it is confusion or antagonism, is unique to each individuals and cannot be described through mere descriptions. The result of inducing a false memory through this like editing a photograph with newly developed software. This emphasises the dynamic nature of the human mind, rather than a static object entrapped within cultural and social structures.

If you want to expand your perception of the world around you and develop a deeper understanding of humans, I recommend reading 'Philosophy in the Flesh: the Embodied Mind & its Challenge to Western Thought' by George Lakoff, a brilliant author.

 

[JohnMaximus]

ayy lmao

he's back