Please explain why reading my small bio, and question brings comment to my emotional or mental state?

Question

I received an answer for a serious question I wondered about an got bashed by "Want2Quit". I merely wanted some clarification for the men I have recently met. But explain please how does this very parsimonious profile of my present person bring about a dramatic expression of my character, past or present person, and furthermore my emotional status? I am very happy, content, and fulfilled with my work, play, family, and life. I simply had a question. Poor "Want2Quit" I hope you feel better soon!

Answer 1

about 3% of the yahoo answers , community are losers looking to get points anyway they can , same in the game rooms . please don't take it to personaly, i usually report them. I must say 95% of the answers i recieve are from people who have been there and care about your problem just as if it was there own. Yahoo answers is helping a lot of people with all sorts of problems or questions.just right those bad ones off as losers and be happy for the great answers you get.

Answer 2

A lot of times the questions asked here serve as a kind of "projective test." The projective tests include drawings and storytelling tasks and inkblots. The theory behind them is that people will project their feelings and emotions onto these kind of vague stimuli and you can then learn things about them that they might not otherwise tell you. So, questions such as yours invoke a response in others. Their response is about their own feelings, hopes, life experiences, etc. (as they know so little about you, they "project" their own ideas onto who you might be) rather than reflecting anything about your actual question. Anyway, that's my theory. I don't think in this case it is meant to be malicious. However, stay around long enough and ask enough questions and you'll probably find that, too.

Answer 3

I wouldn't worry about it (though I can certainly understand the frustration). That's the nature of this site and other web based social networks. You've heard the saying "Familiarity breeds contempt". I believe that sites like this prove Anonymity also breeds contempt. The worst in people shines through when there's no risk and minimal consequence involved in their speech acts. Take Care!

Answer 4

It is really hard to discern exactly what you are trying to say, but here is the astounding revelation that explains all: You posted a question, possibly slightly incoherently, in a public forum to which the entire world can reply. Not everyone is as nice and pleasant as you and me.

Answer 5

I read his answer to your last question. Remember, he doesn't know you. I think he was just expressing himself a bit strongly. Definitely don't take it to heart.

Answer 6

What?!