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Hym "No... 'Emotional Blackmail' is using 'your kids' (in abstraction) to aggregate unearned power and grant yourself extra-judicial authority over other people. You're the ones who chose to subject them to reality. They aren't going to be safe either way, so, no... You don't get to be God unto Pharoah. End of discussion."
When a person uses a feedback system to leverage a seller into something that was not originally agreed upon and/or to permanently alter a sellers feedback as result of.
Buyer: Buys a used item "as is" and decides they do not want it anymore and wants to return it.
Seller: Doesn't accept returns for used items as described but accepts return anyway and offers a partial refund to buyer.
Buyer: "Since you accepted the return, repair the item and return it to me ASAP for a positive feedback score".
Seller: "Ah, we didn't agree to that. I am offering you a partial refund out of the goodness of my heart to cover your
stupidity and inability to read properly as it is".
Buyer: "If you don't want to fix the item that's fine too. Just issue me a FULL refund instead but I will be forced to leave
you a negative feedback score"
Seller: " Are you trying to commit buyer feedback blackmail on me by abusing the feedback system? Trying to extort
services you are not entitled to like a self-entitled asshole"
When you're forced to choose between sleeping or Wolle
You clearly haven't been here very long...
Hym "I already explained why blackmail doesn't work on me. It's one of the first things I did actually. Go fuck yourself. My dilemma will be remediated. Did I steal it or did you NOT OWN IT in the first place? Because you can't something that isn't owned. I picked a shiny rock up off the and stuffed it in my pocket and now you're accusing me of grand larsony. Give me a break with that. So no... No... Get fuuuuuuuuuuuucked..."
Blackmail means you don't have choices. But in reality, you do have choices. You just have to own up to the consequences of them!
"cassie is an idiot who doesn't know the definition of blackmail"