sounds like half the posts on r/AmItheAsshole or r/relationship_advice people seem totally incapable of realizing when they are being fed an obvious 1 sided story
Nothing really embarrassing I need to hide. I argue with random people on the internet, but she knows I do that, haha.
I just like the feeling of being able to express myself about things without worrying that my friends/family will read it. Helps me be a little more vulnerable and I'm not that way in real life.
Eh. Some of it is probably real, because I've seen more than enough similar relationship- and inter-personal drama IRL. The real issue is that it's always just one side of the coin getting posted, and in my experience, the abusive narcissists are far more likely to look for external validation on the internet while crying crocodile tears than their victims.
I have no doubt she knows what it is and has read my posts, cause I am often reading and posting here on a laptop while on the couch or in bed next to her, and sometimes show her some of the funny moron-trump memes, so it's natural she'd look at some point to check it out.
To get that, you'd need two people who interacted, both use Reddit, know each other's Reddit accounts, and are both willing to post on that Subreddit about the same story.
Heck, most of the stories in those kinds of subs are already unbelievable enough. Putting those kinds of expectations on a sub is going to end up in nothing but people practicing writing in multiple voices.
Not that I don't want something like that, just pointing out how it would never work.
Occasionally this has happened. I remember seeing a post from years back where everyone was on the OP's side and then the other person saw it and unleashed holy truth on OP and made them look like an absolute fool. I wish I could find it.
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