Yes, I actually noticed that after I posted it.
I read most of your articles by email subscription, so some of the posts are together in a single email update (if you post several articles close together), or the emailed articles are side-by-side when I sort them to read (like they were this time). Which means, of course, I ended up posting to the wrong article.
Still that was a nice turn of phrase.

Well… that specific quote comes from a different article, but thanks, I appreciate the props – especially the comparison to Kipling. I am truly not worthy )))

At one point you stated:
"…what you think is a conversation and what we think is an acid-bath…"
That has got to be one of the most truthful and funniest descriptions I have read in a while. Well put. I think Kipling (or maybe more William F. Buckley, Jr.) would have liked that phraseology. I know I did.

Boy, the troll accounts sure are getting sophisticated.

Look, Sparky, I'll let you in on a little secret here: Sigma males do not see the need to advertise themselves. They are both sexually and socially successful. And they actually have some clue as to how to use correct spelling and punctuation.

You might want to look into how NOT to come across like a complete tool when in the position of being a guest in someone else's house.

My attitude toward most people that I meet can be reasonably described as follows:

"Most people are only tolerable well-boiled and with lots of salt".
– From Darkship Thieves by Sarah A. Hoyt

Fellow INTJ and curmudgeon Uncle Bob once put it thusly:

"Introverts understand extroverts a lot better than extroverts understand introverts, just the way the smart understand the stupid a lot better than the stupid understand the smart."