Good bye I guess

[N.]

@UnpaidIntern Innocent was the nicest

[Demi]

i thought innocent was chill what did i miss dude.

[Yanderemenhera]

why do I feel like N is an alt?.....

[UnpaidIntern]

@N. what? how would them being nice to you even make you more "jealous" of them that doesn't even make sense at all

[N.]

@UnpaidIntern He was easy to manipulate

[UnpaidIntern]

@N. you're like 15 wdym manipulate why are you larping being evil

[TH4TTR4N5F3M_VA]

@N. bro is deadass @Innocent alt

[Yanderemenhera]

@TH4TTR4N5F3M_VA I already called it, I think he's using the alt to make people pitty him tbh, could be wrong but it seems so, N is glazing innocent and trying to take the blame for stuff

[Snail Mail]

@UnpaidIntern
Sorry to bud in Unpaid.. But manipulating people isn't "evil" teens do it all the time. Honestly. Some don't know they did it, some do. It's common.

[UnpaidIntern]

@N. also how did you even manipulate them that kinda just removes any agency or accountability @Innocent had in any of this

[N.]

I am innocent's sibling

[N.]

Well duh

[TH4TTR4N5F3M_VA]

@Yanderemenhera look at @N. bio... it becomes obvous

[Snail Mail]

@UnpaidIntern
Teenage brains are still developing, and peer relationships become central to their lives. Adolescents are actively trying to figure out social hierarchies, gain independence, and manage intense new emotions. Because they are still learning healthy communication skills, they often fall back on indirect or manipulative behaviors to get their needs met.

[Snail Mail]

Oh

[N.]

Just calm the hell down it was just something I did for innocent cased done

[UnpaidIntern]

@Snail-Mail yeah teens do that subconsciously usually though, actively thinking about manipulating someone else is lowkey just them being edgy af and evilmaxxing (for lack of a better word) for some reason

[Snail Mail]

@UnpaidIntern
Honestly, you have a point. And I see where your coming from. But understand, sometimes. It's not to be "edgy".
Peer pressure: Coercion or guilt-tripping is often deliberate when a teen wants someone else to conform, cover for them, or participate in risky behavior.

Intentionally twisting words or playing the victim can be used strategically to avoid getting in trouble with friends or authority figures.

Social status and control: Teens may knowingly use gossip, exclusion, or charm to climb social ladders, isolate a peer, or secure a romantic partner.

[Someone...]

NOOOOOOO WHO TF WILL HELP ME WITH MY LIFE

[Innocent]

@Someone... Im sorry not me