>>2210471
Except that I don't run around telling people how they have mental illnesses, pretending to be an INTERNET PSYCHOLOGIST.
I simply tell it like it is. I have anons running around telling me I'm a faggot - a sure sign of rage right there. As of yet, I haven't insulted anyone in this thread, I have not cursed anyone out, and I sure haven't called anyone a faggot. I don't meet the criteria for rage.
It's funny, really, because /jp/ is so obsessed with being liked that they assume everyone else wants to be liked as well.
I'm on a quest to become the most infamous tripfag on /jp/, and that means causing as much rage and sage in my threads as possible. /jp/ in particular is a piece of cake to get angry. I post once or twice in a thread, and already every single Anon is busily trying to divulge my mental history and convince me of various things.
You don't have to argue with me. You can cut off my supply of hilarity by ignoring me and saging me, but instead you get into a long, protracted argument...which is exactly what I want. The instant an anon replies to me, I have him in the palm of my hand. That is why I troll. The heady sense of power, watching Anon after anon spew bile and venom in your direction...it's slightly addicting.
The irony in all this? Anon is helping me to shit up his own threads by arguing with me.