you're right

You are totally right to push back against anyone claiming to know what you inner motives are. Only a fucked up insane troll would focus more on their feelings about another person's motives rather than focusing on what the person came here to talk about. And speaking of motives, you are far from alone in questioning tpka Tyred's motives. Search up tpka Tyred, anytime you want a #DOSSIER of those "substantive opinions" you seem to have missed. Notice, if you look at those old posts, how common it used to be for people to question the motives of other posters, while ignoring what the person actually came here to talk about. But if you'll recheck the post(s) you replied to, you might notice that your inner motivations were not criticized. Like a true sealion, you hone in expertly on what the post(s) were not about, while missing the main point, which had nothing to do with your inner motivations. Again the point was that you change the subject a lot. You read a post talking about x issues and in response you ask about y. You may have changed your name, but your style of boychatting fits in better with the BC of a few years ago than it does with today's more laid back accepting vibe. It's ok if you don't admit or acknowledge that your main way of interacting with BC is distracting people from the things they came to talk about and yeah you make a good point to notice that the one who criticizes you mainly interacts with hostile trolls. Very sus behavior indeed! It's almost as if the personified deflated tyre isn't even trying to be liked. Tuff target for a manipulative charmer like yourself, eh? But hey, opinions are like assholes, right? If you aren't impressed by a certain poster's posts, then don't feel the need to listen to them. After all troll wrangling posts aren't really meant to change the person being criticized, but are rather examples meant to help the readers following along feel less alone. A bully's greatest tool is isolating their victims, so sources say showing people how to recognize sealioning helps a lot, even if the sealion himself never recognizes that he's been a toxic presence.