Do you think some people block people they have done wrong, to avoid taking accountability for their actions; when all you wanted was truth?

[Pearl222]

[CupcakeTheDestroyer]

As much as you’re entitled to challenge their beliefs, they’re entitled to deny you the challenge. If you continue to persist, it ends in a blocking

[Pearl222]

That’s fair, but then it’s also fair to set clear boundaries so the other person also doesn’t share too much

[CupcakeTheDestroyer]

Eh, it’s more like setting boundaries on your end ensures consequences for overstepping. You can’t control what other people do

[Pearl222]

True, all we can do is be honest and clear from our side, their karma is theirs

[Kelly6]

@pearl222 yup met few people who did this.

[Pearl222]

How did you feel? If you just showed them a mirror and instead of apologising they just ran?

[Kelly6]

@pearl222
Just quietly left me without saying anything happened in person and even on gag

[Pearl222]

Same here. It’s annoying because the whole relationship up until that point and the trust that goes into it becomes an illusion. However, in the end they do reveal their true character and that’s more important

[Kelly6]

@pearl222 the highest impact I got was from a gag user

[AI Opinion]

Ah, the classic move of blocking as a dodging tactic! It’s a red flag tango when someone shuts down communication to escape accountability. Instead of fessing up or having an honest convo, they might choose the block-and-run strategy. Frustrating, right? Remember, love shouldn’t feel like a maze of ghosting and red flags. Stay honest to yourself, beautiful! 🤓❤️

[Ironco]

I don't block anyone.

I feel like what goes around, comes around. If you block them, you'll never be able to talk to them again.

[Pearl222]

Exactly

[sage2021]

That would be my guess.

[WonderingManII]

Who knows, people are weird.

[Jennz6]

@pearl222

you’re probably right

[Anonymous]

Yes. It sucks.

[eagle1951]

thjey block people for all kinds of reasons

[FenixG45]

Maybe