Miner, you can read me about as well as font can read you.

 

It's okay. It's a new thing. I've been dating this guy nearly a month now. It's all still very new.

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Yeah, I guess so.

 

So.... pretty well then.

 

Your posts seem more forced this game.

 

In what way?

 

We just had back to back games where she read you wrong but okay.

 

All games before RWBY don't count, because that was a spectacular failure on her part.

 

Well, I'm gonna take a break now. I'll be back later.

 

Pffft, I actually forgot about that.

 

in before fable only notices the wolf

 

I have the best tea making equipment, believe me.

 

You seem more aggressive out of the gate for you and it doesn't really feel natural?

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Y u do dis? ;-;

STFU I'll kill you in your sleep!

 

I think I've been more smug than aggressive, personally.

 

No.

I don't know.

 

Anyway, I'm town, never getting lynched, witches should stop complaining and shoot me early.

/Now/ I'm done being smug.

Unvote, vote tom

 

do you think that smugness can be a wolf tell? Can you really blame people for reading you scum based on it if you know you're acting differently?


(fwiw I think smugness can definitely be wolfy. Has to do with the confidence of knowing alignments)

 

Kai, what is a jwlk?

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That's quite a leap. Maybe I'm confident in my ability to avoid getting lynched, which has nothing to do with anyone's alignment except my own.

There's no such thing as a universal tell.

 

I didn't say it was a universal tell. I said smugness can be wolfy because it's easy to be smug when you know who is town and who isn't. So is it a leap? No. Your behavior has changed - you've admitted it. Yet you're confused by people wolf-reading you?

 

jwlk is a mythical player, descended from the heavens to grace his with his presence.

 

I think it's too early to be busing honestly.