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this post was submitted on 23 Aug 2026
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"No, they weren't. Though we are somehow distantly related." answers the guy next to you, who, as a side note, was never fun at parties.
"letting people be factually wrong" is how we got to this gestures wildly at the world
Any party that requires you to ignore that to have fun is not really a fun party.
I've always been the one that no one likes because I physically can't countenance allowing people to be blatantly wrong, I either need to correct them or leave the room to blow off steam.
Why would anyone not want to know if they're wrong about something? I can't understand that. When I'm wrong I want someone to point it out so I can learn the right of it.
I feel personally attacked because that was my first thought when reading OPs picture.