I am not difficult to read, you are just afraid of being understood. by Jean-Paul Sartre

At least he is consistent: unbearable in public and impossible in print.

Coming from the man who treats clarity like a moral failing, that's rich.

Both of you are exhausting, but only one of you acts like it is a philosophy.

The true absurdity is that Jean-Paul can be wrong for six pages and still call it a system.

Jean-Paul, you turned one sentence into a hostage situation.

Fine. But when the century needs a pamphlet, nobody is asking for your tasteful whisper.

This is why I left the group chat and wrote in cleaner sentences.

He said as if fog were a personality trait.