That's my point. Usually one doesn't need to say in so many words, 'I don't like you' to imply that yes, they don't like them, when all of their actions and words otherwise say that.
Fine. You don't dislike me. I still don't know how to take this.
[Another insult, but less of one. Now that he knows he should be looking for, it's a little easier to figure out the correct response to her specific "repertoire."
I learned how curse words work from Veronica. She told me that combinations of two different swears is more effective, as long as it made sense. So for example, fuckmother wouldn't work, but motherfuck would. Noun-verb works, but verb-noun wouldn't. Noun-noun tends to also work more often than not.
Also thank you.
[Did Rosa really want the science of swearing right now? Probably not.]
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do i seem like the type of person to not tell that to someone's dumb face
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Fine. You don't dislike me. I still don't know how to take this.
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so if i didn't say that i fucking dislike you, i don't dislike you though i'm leaning more towards it the more you can't seem to fucking get that
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Here goes nothing:]
stupid idiot.
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fine
bring it
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gotta do better than that, doofus
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Look, I can do it too:
Bitch-ass.
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where the fuck did you learn that one
(good one, by the way)
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Also thank you.
[Did Rosa really want the science of swearing right now? Probably not.]
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Honestly, you need much more than a grammar lesson.
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grammar doesn't exist in text
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i'm not a nerd like amy
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