Actors in Play: One woman, carefully coached by the Puppet Master
Target: The poor soul
Crime: Daring to want a relationship that actually meets his expectations (how selfish!)
Expected Outcome: Frame him as the villain—whether he reacts emotionally or not.
The Brilliant (Totally Not Flawed) Plan
Since humans are emotional creatures and crave belonging, the Puppet Master designed an ingenious (read: painfully predictable) strategy. The plan? Force the poor soul into an emotional reaction, then shame him for it.
If he gets angry? “See! He’s destructive, full of rage!”
If he stays calm? “Oh, look! He’s cold, heartless, probably a narcissist!”
A win-win situation for the puppet master—except, spoiler alert, it wasn’t.
Step 1: The Puppet Recruitment Program
✔️ Locate a woman the poor soul might have some interest in.
✔️ Flood her mind with misinformation, gaslighting, and fabricated concern.
✔️ Convince her that public humiliation is a noble cause—that she’s serving justice, not being a tool for someone else’s vendetta.
✔️ Push her onto the stage and let the performance begin.
Step 2: The Ultimate Backfire
What the Puppet Master didn’t account for was the poor soul’s built-in survival instinct—a subconscious ability to match the energy of the person in front of him within seconds.
The moment the public humiliation attempt was set in motion, something unexpected happened. The poor soul didn’t just turn the table—
✔️ He flipped it.
✔️ Took the floor.
✔️ And turned the orchestrated humiliation into a one-person tragedy for the other party.
Now, instead of the poor soul being shamed, the real victim became clear—someone who had simply trusted the wrong people.
Moral of the Story?
If you have a conflict in a relationship, solve it privately and respectfully. Dragging third parties into your mess is like inviting a circus to your breakup—it might be entertaining, but eventually, someone’s getting hit with a pie.
And as for the Puppet Master? Well, let’s just say they tried to play chess, but ended up flipping their own board instead.
