people are different and such are those situations. it’s absolutely possible to have no problems in confrontations where all participants are physically present and have problems with those on the internet.
not everyone thinks and feels the same way though. for some not the result is important, but the intention.
a couple of more remarks that don’t fit under quotes:
. there are obviously worse things in the world than what happens in blizzard chats. but that scale doesn’t make ‘less bad’ stuff good. it’s still bad stuff.
. not everyone has the same issues. some aren’t bothered by words, others are. in turn, they aren’t bothered by other things that the first group is. and if it’s not about bothering, they have other qualities. because someone who is bothered by a lot of stuff will do some good things that others won’t.
. and lastly, we are talking about someone accepting a friend request and getting $%§& thrown their way.
so someone played a game of HS, then clicked on his friends menu, clicked on add friends, clicked on last opponent and clicked on add friend, then waited for the invite to be accepted, then clicked on the name of his new vict… friend and started vomiting his thoughts. and this person should not get an “it’s fine dude”, just because the other person, who did nothing other than playing a game of HS and accepting a friend request, is bothered by this.
sure we could argue about the wording of the op towards the end, but I personally don’t think that matters. the post brought a problem to the housekeeper’s (if you will) attention, or at least tried to do that.
there’s also a way to look at this other than running under mama’s skirt. it’s trying to make stuff like this not happen anymore, so that other people don’t get the same treatment, children maybe. or in general just people who can’t or won’t deal with this well.
it’s easy to keep saying “I’m not bothered by this, so you shouldn’t as well”. but first of all, expecting others to be good at the things we are because they’re ‘easy’, might feel good and ok, but it really isn’t.
and second, in the most general way possible, sometimes telling someone to not be bothered by something is the same as seeing someone getting punched in the face and telling him “just don’t feel it, come on”. it helps keeping that in mind.