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==== ### ==== * Greg: “Defensive,, much?” Reads as passive-aggressive baiting / mockery rather than content engagement. * Greg: “You gotta be kidding me lol.” Reads as ridicule/dismissal, not a reasoned response. Plausible outcome: Rule 2 is one of the clearest matches. ===== - The pivot from OP’s content-level points to “Defensive, much?” is a textbook derail: instead of replying to reasons, it reframes the other person’s emotional posture. ===== * “You gotta be kidding me lol” continues the “dismiss rather than engage” pattern. Plausible outcome: Rule 3 is also a strong match. ===== This one is more ambiguous from Greg’s first comment alone, because he doesn’t explicitly say “didn’t read,” but: ===== * He admits only reading enough to judge “first half,” and OP explicitly prompts him to read the second half. * He never engages that invitation; he switches to tone and then disengagement. Plausible outcome: Rule 1 could apply especially after reminder.
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