Sounds interesting

Posted by Elizabeth on January 04, 2002 at 00:47:58:

In Reply to: Playing head games with people you love posted by Diarmuid on January 02, 2002 at 15:58:19:

: I didn't understand the phrase's meaning til I read "Games people play" six months ago. It's from a pre-women's rights, pre-sexual revolution era so it's quite dated. But it's got a lot of positives.

: It's sad to think of people doing this, subconsciously engineering conflicts. Worse, it's *illogical*. In a world where the population is hostile or indifferent, you need a damn good reason for two people to fight...

What kind of head games are we talking about?

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