gaglighting

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Making someone look like a fool for being right when they clearly aren’t wrong
You told your boss the meeting was a waste of time. He said you were being dramatic. He was wrong. You were right. He didn’t care.
Your friend said the pizza was burnt. You said it was just crispy. He said you were being a weirdo. The crust was still edible.
You said your mom’s new haircut was a disaster. She said you were being mean. She still hasn’t cut it again.
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When someone yells at you for being correct like you’re the one who lost their mind
You pointed out the teacher made a mistake on the test. She said you were being disrespectful. She didn’t even check her work.
You said your crush was being rude. He said you were being annoying. He still didn’t apologize.
You said your dog was stealing your snacks. Your dad said you were being dramatic. The dog still has a snack stash.
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Telling someone they’re wrong when they’re right and you’re just too dumb to see it
You said your mom was right to yell at your brother. She said you were being a troublemaker. She still yelled at him.
You said your teacher was wrong about the math problem. He said you were being a know-it-all. He still didn’t fix his mistake.
You said your friend’s new song was good. He said you were being fake. He still won’t let you listen to it again.
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Acting like you’re the smart one when you’re clearly the dumb one and you’re trying to make someone look crazy
You said your friend was being silly. He said you were being a know-it-all. He still made you laugh.
You said your teacher was wrong. She said you were being disrespectful. She still didn’t fix her mistake.
You said your dog was being a bad boy. Your dad said you were being dramatic. The dog still has a snack stash.
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When you try to make someone look like a fool for being right, but you’re the one who’s clearly the biggest idiot
You said your friend was being annoying. He said you were being a know-it-all. He still made you laugh.
You said your teacher was wrong. She said you were being disrespectful. She still didn’t fix her mistake.
You said your mom was being too loud. She said you were being a troublemaker. She still yelled at your brother.
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