Polissa is done with her family, y'all! They never helped her after tricking her to work on and move into her dilapidated trailer with no running water or central air! Someone took her to throw axes and to watch shitty family run concerts, but WORST BIRTHDAY EVER! When she gets that 50 cents from her COPD mattress lawsuit, she is cutting them off! Fuck YOU, family!
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I used to do a job that involved investigating fuck-ups in a large organisation. This included interviewing staff who I suspected (or damn well knew) were responsible for whatever basic stupidity had nearly killed someone or left us open to catastrophic legal liabilities. Being an actual autist was genuinely helpful, because I was too socially oblivious for most manipulation/gaslighting techniques to work on me, and instead I analysed their language, both spoken and body, to work out who was hiding something.
The number 1 red flag for someone trying to weasel out of responsibility was that they would use the passive voice to describe events. This is because in English, sentences in passive voice only have an implied subject, only the object is explicit. That way someone can say what happened without saying who was responsible (hint: it was them). So instead of saying "I didn't scan the shipment into the system" they would say "the shipment wasn't scanned into the system". Stupid shipment, not scanning itself into the system! I would always follow up passive voice statements by immediately and directly asking "whose job was that?", something that they would be completely unprepared for. At that point they'd either 'fess up or say something equally incriminating like "I don't know." Either way, source of problem identified.
Bearing that in mind, read Polissa's diatribe here. Notice how often she uses the passive voice, in this and other posts:
"My Central AC never got looked at."
"I was promised help."
"NO HELP HAS COME"
Using this sentence construction lets Polissa complain about things that are her responsibility without admitting fault. For such an instinctive liar and narcissist, it's probably not a conscious thing, she's so used to building sentences this way that she probably doesn't even notice she does it.
But I did. And now so do you.