I reject your reality and substitute my own.

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This quote is from a cringey 80s movie, and it means you're so stubborn you'd rather be wrong than admit you're wrong. You’re like a dog with a bone, and that bone is your opinion.
You're wrong, and I'm right, and I'm not even listening to you.
I'm not going to let you win, even if you're technically right.
I'm not changing my mind, even if I'm obviously wrong.
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It's like when you break the rules just to prove you're the cool kid. You’re dead, but you still kill the bad guy because you're too proud to let anyone beat you.
I died, but I still beat you, because I'm too cool to lose.
You thought I was dead, but I still beat the boss because I'm extra.
I failed the test, but I still passed because I'm too stubborn to accept failure.
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This is when you're so full of yourself that you think eating crap is a good idea. You know it's bad for you, but you don't care because you're too busy being a smelly, stubborn idiot.
I ate the whole plate, even though I knew it was gonna make me sick.
You told me it was bad for me, but I still ate it because I'm a stupid kid.
I eat trash for breakfast and call it a lifestyle.
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This is when you say you're right and the other person is wrong. You're like a kid who won't share their snacks, even if they don’t have any.
You're wrong, I'm right, and I'm not even listening to you.
I don’t care if you’re technically right, I still win.
You're the loser, and I'm the winner, even if I made it up.
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This is when you're so sure you're right that you make up the rules just to prove it. You're like the kid who says they're the king of the castle because they said so.
I’m not wrong, I made up the rules to prove I was right.
You’re technically right, but I made it up so I was right.
I didn’t care about the facts, I just changed them to suit me.
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This quote is from a cheesy 80s movie, and it's used when someone is too proud to accept the truth. They’d rather be wrong than admit it, and they act like they’re the main character of a movie.
I'm not wrong, I'm the main character of this movie.
You're technically right, but I'm the hero of this story.
I'm not wrong, I just chose not to be.
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This phrase is used when someone refuses to accept the truth and makes up their own version of reality. It’s like they’re a kid who thinks they’re the best at everything, even if they’re not.
I’m the best at everything, even if I’m not.
I don’t care if you’re right, I’m still the best.
You’re right, but I’m the best, so that doesn’t matter.
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