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get professional help if you are really airing out that laundry cause 12 years of royals and 0 accountability…no this aint it and i mean this genuinely call me a clown for caring if you really dont do anything after again airing your own laundry

like real professional assistance from certified professionals so that you can get proper answers and assistance for your situation so you can be happy with yourself and not have to conduct yourself in this behavior or at least understand why

 

this wouldve been beyond hilarious and ironic if his name really was jesus

 

somewhat irony to see this guy prayer

 

Role playing your character IGN is not the defense you think it is.

 

Thanks for the yapping!
After being exposed that you are getting turned on by the thought of some girl getting played by her boyfriend, you have no defense (of course, that's not all what you did).
You're a disgusting human being for having these thoughts because of a good gacha item.
I also didn't bother reading that yapping.exe you posted here.
If you have real issues, get real help. Don't let it out on us players.
Cya on the 3rd ban appeal, cheers!
This comment would probably be deleted, but as long you read it and understand it, it's worth it.

 

You dont get to abuse people for weeks and months and when getting called out ask for bygones be bygones.

You showed numerous times youre not cut out to be a proper member of (royals) society, and accepting you back would mean first owning up and actually showing remorse.

Reading your ban appeals make me sorry it wasnt a perma, but i have good faith youll continue your behaviour resulting in one.

 

The saddest part is you don't even realize what you've done wrong.

The community is not mad at YOU, it's not even mad at your actions (Let me finish), it's mad at your stubborn belief that your actions are an acceptable consequence of your mental health struggles. It may be a reason, but it's not an excuse. We as a community have seen some filth, hell we hear it from political leaders, locker rooms, etc. (And honestly it's unacceptable there too, but I digress).

The community is highlighting you've done something wrong, and instead of realizing that yes, you have flaws and are building up a plan to be a better person to accept and have the empathy that you hurt someone, and made someone feel uncomfortable and feel an ounce of remorse of another person hurting because of YOUR ACTIONS, you instead turn this around as this self-depreciation of "Oh I'm a terrible human, woah is me, everyone should feel sorry for me, please focus on my hurt, that I'm so damaged to post such filth"

Your 'apology' didn't actually fix anything, you didn't change anything, and instead demanded the community try to focus on making you feel better with it's emotional labor. THIS is why the community is furious with you. You're sitting here hoping "God" will fix you or something I don't quite know nor want to know, but you need to fix yourself, probably with the help of a professional.

I know personally I've done some soul searching after having hurt people in the past, but I live with that in my heart that I can't fix it every day, it doesn't make me a bad person, and I've become a better person because of it, yet my actions had consequences. I accept those people will never talk to me again. Unfortunately in this case the people who don't want to talk to you again is pretty much the entire Royals Community. It's not something you can just put a band-aid on and say, "wow I suck" sorry. You need to go grow the hell up, it's pretty loud and unanimous you're not wanted here. We as a community don't have to carry the weight of your mental health struggles nor do we want to. We're too busy making sure the women we care about in the community feel safe to play, and that means, a community without you.

It'd be best if you simply left.

Maybe after you've had some real growth, and the community has changed enough you could come back, but honestly that's probably not something for 2025, or probably even 2026.

 

I will be thankful towards you sir even if it may have not really meant full well towards me in terms of having a purely good-hearted intention (I'm not very sure in totality?) though you have (that I feel appreciative for) incorporated with constructive criticism made towards me for me to improve my persona as an individual in the real life too and not only in this online game that we play here. I shall not be asking for anyone's sympathy for my impulsivities and even ignorance of how I had treated others rashly at times too. I will just honestly and humbly make an apologetic proposal if anyone at all is willing to accept and let me truly turn a new leaf in all the wrongs that I have done to those who were unfortunately adversely affected by my misbehaviors in any and every way.

I accept that I am in the wrong for causing even the slightest sense of grief and or hurts towards anyone that I have encountered during my time in-game, and I will also add even in reality. I have done so much grieves to others and at times even without realizing that I was actually indeed the one at fault and to be blamed for my words and actions throughout the whole of my life...

This is my heartfelt sorry to each and every person I have ever known ever since I have reached my age of accountability of being able to properly understand what is morally right and wrong.

Thank you, sir, I appreciate your time taken to write in your thoughts towards me. Thank you, brother I am sincerely grateful for you providing me with some advice and also allowing to share some of your personal past experiences and situations too...

Take care sir~

 

Isn't it fun to read walls of texts that ironically says nothing at all? Not even American professors write as pretentiously as ChatGPT.

Anyway, here's an AI paragraph about apologies:

The Hollow Apology: When Words Lose Meaning

In an age where social interactions are often filtered through screens and public scrutiny is just a post away, the art of the apology has become increasingly performative. Many people say “sorry” not out of genuine remorse, but to diffuse tension, avoid consequences, or maintain a favorable image. These insincere apologies—whether issued in personal relationships or on public platforms—raise critical questions about accountability, empathy, and the erosion of trust.

An apology, at its core, is meant to acknowledge wrongdoing, express regret, and commit to making amends. However, when people apologize without truly meaning it, the apology becomes hollow—mere words without substance. This kind of apology often lacks personal responsibility, with phrases like “I’m sorry if you were offended” subtly shifting blame to the recipient rather than acknowledging the offense. Such language may offer temporary relief or social appeasement, but it fails to address the underlying issue or foster meaningful reconciliation.

Insincere apologies are especially prevalent in public relations and celebrity culture. Influencers, politicians, and public figures frequently issue apologies after being called out for offensive behavior, often only after facing backlash or financial repercussions. These apologies are typically crafted by PR teams and delivered in a way that aims to preserve reputation rather than express contrition. The result is skepticism and cynicism from the public, who increasingly recognize when an apology is more about damage control than accountability.

In personal relationships, habitual empty apologies can erode trust over time. When someone repeatedly apologizes without changing their behavior, the words begin to lose meaning. The recipient may feel dismissed or manipulated, leading to resentment and emotional distance. Genuine apologies require vulnerability and self-reflection—qualities that are often uncomfortable but essential for growth and repair.

Ultimately, the value of an apology lies not in the utterance of the word “sorry,” but in the sincerity behind it and the actions that follow. A real apology involves listening, understanding the harm caused, and demonstrating a commitment to doing better. Without these elements, an apology is just noise—comforting perhaps, but ultimately empty. Society must begin to value accountability over optics and depth over decorum if apologies are to hold their rightful place as tools for healing and connection.

 

seems to be a bit forgotten so might aswell bump it o/

 

You're not sorry for doing wrong, you're sorry you got caught.

 

I appreciate the input and awareness of an AI application to define when apologies are made by any person, Shiratsuyu. Thank you, Apoc_Ellipsis once more too for personally taking your time and effort with your response towards me and presenting your helpful views for my sake. Every of my word written here is hand-typed. I understand that we are currently living as part of an A.I generation and that it can even be very difficult to distinguish authenticity from artificials often times. I am truly not trying and have never abused the use of that technology whenever I am trying to write in a message over here and all other sites including comments on YouTube for example or anywhere else on the internet either.

I am thinking as a I manually write each word with the use of my mind. Is there any way that I can prove that so people would actually stop doubting my ability to write a message on the internet? I am trying to be down-to-earth and honest with people, I do not ever want to deliberately deceive anybody, I am personally an advocate for truths to be told. I may not be a professor by any means nor (if anyone here might be surprised to know), am I even a graduate student from university, at most just basic tertiary education is all I have.

Just learning as I grow older if you know what I mean...

 

"Sometimes the hardest thing to do is nothing. But that’s what people need right now. Not a speech. Just silence. Just space. Let them hurt first—then they'll be ready to listen.”

-Khriss (Brandon Sanderson) - White Sand (Paraphrased)

 

Why waste time type lot word when few word do trick?

 

Happy 5000th post!

 

Screenshot must be unedited.

 

it's literally guild / alliance chat that is not related to anything that happened in that cwk.

why is that necessary?

It's a fully uncropped picture with the entire relevant chat.

 

Going to be more strict with that moving forward.
I don't know if the rest of the chat is relevant or not since I can't read it