ZZZTired wrote:
A talking toad: "I can't believe I'm still a toad."
Other person: "No you aren't, you're a prince."
A talking toad: "I'm looking in the mirror and I still see a toad."
Other person: "No, you are a prince. You turned into a prince."
A talking toad: "Why are you lying?"
Other person: "Stop focusing on the negatives and no I'm not lying."
A talking toad: "Again I'm looking in the mirror and I'm seeing green skin, legs and I rippet."
Other person: "Again you are a prince. You are ranting."
A talking toad: "I've been kissed by women so many times and I still am a to-"
Other person: "See you are beating yourself up you know that. You are really being mean to yourself. You are more than just a toad."
A talking toad: "Okay... I see what you mean, but why'd you give me only flies for me to eat and not real food and have not commented on me grabbing the food with my tongue?"
Other person: "No... You ate fine like a normal person and everyone eats flies. Nothing abnormal about it."
A talking toad: "So really the issue is that you just want me to focus on the positives of myself and if I tell what I really am despite what it is it'll be negative and I'll start doing nothing for myself."
Other person: "That's about it. You should start calling yourself a prince from now on and stop worrying about what you don't have. Ya'know we age and we get old and we unhealthy, so we focus our entire lives on what's in the mirror or our own features, because that'll distract us from what's really important in life. If you call yourself a prince and believe it to be true you'll feel a lot better about yourself and you won't waste my time any longer or anyone else's time."
A talking toad: "Okay I'm a beautiful prince."
Other person: "Thank you."
“Other person” is delusional and if I was the toad I would’ve walked away a long time ago