Why do some people ask questions with a negative slant?

Question

I see some repeat questions they might be worded differently
but they follow the same theme.
Is it someone disablity
age
feeling of depression
been picked on
etc

If you answer in a positive manner it has not helped some users feeling any better.

What do you think about it all

Answer 1

I think I know who you are talking about jobees. This person has blocked me so I can never answer his question. I also believe he got more than one account. He seems to ask the same type of question - about "normal"people being "unnice"

I think that is how his mind works. I, and a few other regular users in this section, feel that he may have a"mind-set" about people around him not being nice and that anyone with a developmental disability is nice (he possibly has asperger's syndrome).

We can only just let him go with that opinion. He will not change his mind about it and no reasoning will make any different. Anyone who disagrees with him will get blocked.

Cheers

Answer 2

I think some people come here and just want to be felt sorry for. They need to have someone tell them it is OK to feel sorry for themselves.

They only want to hear the negative - because that means they must be right. The positive t them is negative.

I've been blocked by the questioner who asks about UNNICE too - which is a very not nice thing to do.

Answer 3

I've noticed quite often the answer chosen as 'best' by the asker, usually supports their question - so, not everyone here on YA really wants to actually expand their thinking. And, they block those they disagree with. Childish game playing but i guess some derive a sense of power from it.

Answer 4

Some people are just never satisfied, especially in the disabled community.

Answer 5

Life makes some people cynical.

Answer 6

It could be depression, frustration, or they're just having a bad day. Misery loves company.