lol. he made a video of him recording a PM to her saying "hello female." and asking her to collaborate in a let's play video with him.
she declined, he sent another PM (I forgot what was in it).
she went bipolar, got butthurt, said she knew he was recording his PMs and basically threw an unnecessary temper-tantrum. i'll see if they were re-uploaded by anyone.
tl;dr itamisangel is autistic, humorless, and bipolar
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Anonymous2013-03-27 21:17
When there is a significant difference between the parent's and child's sense of the amount of attention needed, the child is often described as seeking excessive or inappropriate attention, particularly if the child is whiny, clingy, silly, or provocative. Children generally seek so-called inappropriate attention when they feel unable to manage their emotions or behavior. Needing extra help is usually a sign that a child is not functioning at his or her best level. We call this regression.
Some children engage in so-called "negative attention-seeking behavior," which involves an effort to provoke a response that they know will be negative. Such behavior should always perplex parents, and cause them to examine the behavior more deeply, because negative attention never feels good to a child - after all, the attention comes with quite a price. Disapproving, irritated, reproachful attention does not fill a child with good feeling any more than such attention feels welcomed by an adult! There needs to be quite a "pay-off" to induce a child to actually seek out such negativity. One possibility is that child has been over-indulged and therefore has not developed age appropriate skills, autonomy, and independence.