"the funny thing is sometimes, the other party doesnt even have anything against you or doesnt even have an idea that you actually have something against him or her." This I can agree with. It is uncanny how many issues go unresolved between people due to a lack of communication resulting in misunderstanding. Just a piece of handy advice which I learned myself along the way: when you want to link a source article, the neatest way to do this is by using the following methodology where the name of your link is inserted inside the square brackets and the actual URL link is copied and pasted inside the round brackets, with no space between the two sets of brackets. Like so Source: Pixabay. So you open a set of square brackets and type inside them what you would like to be the visible text link in your article. Then without leaving any spaces, open a set of round brackets and insert the URL link inside that. It makes for far neater presentation in one's articles and can drop your score in these contests if you don't use them. I hope you find this useful :-)
RE: Maliciousness Begins From Discord Thinking