You know sometimes you dislike something but you don't know what about it you dislike? Wouldn't it be an amazing talent to always be able to figure it out? Like debugging a CSS problem, if all you had to do was inspect the page source and then dig through some layers of stylesheets looking for the rule that did it.
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Date: 26 Jan 2019 10:24 am (UTC)Also, I just bemoaned this exact same thing!! There's a lot of really nice meta out there that's helped me work out the reason why some things that make me happy for No Reason, but there really isn't the same kind of... troubleshooting guide for negative responses.
I usually just put it down as some kind of emotional allergic reaction. That would be Very Bad for me, so I'm retreating to where it can't get to me, while maybe holding up a can of Plot-B-Gone with shaking hands.
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Date: 26 Jan 2019 03:17 pm (UTC)This isn't a disagreement with your comment I guess. I just wish I could always avoid stuff in advance instead of having to, you know, plot-spray a bunch of different things after the fact.
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Date: 26 Jan 2019 03:28 pm (UTC)And sometimes you can anticipate it and sometimes you can't, but.... sometimes it's something so specific you basically had no idea it had a chance to crop up and yet here you are with your skin crawling.
Been there, definitely.
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