But did she stick the dismount?

Because the way to show that you do not care about somebody that you have deemed "super annoying" is to continue to reply to their comments...right. That makes hella sense.

It smacks of poor impulse control, insecurity, obsession, and projection to keep doing so.

There are plenty of people and things I find annoying...and I ignore them.

Maybe get a therapy dog or something instead of letting misdirected anger at an internet stranger eat up your insides ? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

This is from a Tonic (VICE) article about what happens to the body and brain when you argue online with someone you don't know:

Then there’s the fact that our smartphones make it infinitely harder to ever truly leave the “room.” When we try to walk away, these devices have a way of buzzing and pinging and drawing us back in, essentially locking us in the boxing ring where our digital fight just took place.

“You can’t escape it,” Sumerson says. Think of a person who just had an argument online, and then goes to a restaurant for dinner, she told me. “You feel your notifications going off, or you’re curious, ‘Has anyone responded?’ ‘Was there any backlash?’” Are you going to be your most present and peaceful self in that moment?

It’s worth mentioning, also, that you’re not exactly in your right mind during any of this. Anger is a stimulant, and electronics are a stimulant of sorts, too. And if you’re arguing with someone online, you’re probably under the influence of both. Neurologically, when we interact with these extremely powerful computers, they have an effect on our brains that in-person interactions lack, says Catherine Steiner-Adair, a psychologist and author of The Big Disconnect: Protecting Childhood and Family Relationships in the Digital Age. And one of the first things that dims during online interactions is your empathy, she says. Patricia Wallace, the author of The Psychology of the Internet, gave me a technical term for this phenomenon: toxic disinhibition. “When people feel more anonymous, more physically distant, and less accountable, they are more likely to express their views in very angry and brittle ways that they would never use in person,” she says.

The dominion of your body that youse all commenters give to a stranger...hahaha...weed is legal in the Commonwealth. Why don't youse all chill out? Like, smoke a legal joint and ride a scooter or something!

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(Link source: https://tonic.vice.com/en_us/article/43qbvp/how-to-argue-online-without-...)

"I don't want to know what you have to say ever"

Um, your history of commenting and sniffing around my posts like a dog begging for Snausages would say otherwise, little buddy (and I have what my generation calls "receipts").