It’s effortless. I don’t have to put any thought into the fact that I know I’m arguing falsely. If I think about the thing I only think of the arguments that it’s true. If somebody doesn’t believe me I genuinely think they’re dumb or misinformed rather than smart for not believing my lies. If I come up with a new argument why the thing I’m arguing is true it feels natural: it’s true, of course there’s lots of angles to argue from
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i think that just means you play mafia too much
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natural wolf 
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The lie is “I am sure the cat is black” when they know they’re colourblind
When I was like eight I ripped a photo in half that belonged to another kid and I was being interrogated by the teachers who thought I’d done it and felt the same thing. It’s built in to me
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nyaaaaaaaaaa why did you do this
may lore
(this, referring to ripping the photo, not the lying part)
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I held it in my hands and I wanted to rip it so I did
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I picked up the frame to check whether it was foam or painted wood and then when I was holding it I wanted to rip it in half. So I did
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The second one is a non-literal sense!!
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The kid should have punched you in the face you deserve it
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What do you mean
i got sent home from school for doing this once
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That entire class (including the teachers) later had a Circle Time about how me and my friends playing a game where we pretended we were fairies was Disruptive and Bad and everyone hated it and we had to stop
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So they didn’tpunch me in the face but they did socially ostracise me for roleplaying on the playground when I was 8
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yeah this
Which is close enough
Why’d u do that?
Wait which one - rip a photo or punch?
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punched someone because i drew something on a blackboard and he erased it when i showed it to him
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