"I'd be less skeptical if not for this conversation."
Alright?
"You asked for it as a way to avoid the original question."
No, that is how you kept framing it. I asked it out of curiosity as to what was "off." Because I did not see it myself, it was rational to ask those who might see something for insight. Unfortunately instead of giving a direct answer, you tried to twist the narrative of the conversation into me avoiding if I was fine or not. I simply wondered why you might have thought otherwise.
"Before even factoring in past history, your behavior itself has been notably off. It began as simply that, and Haart basically answered the question for me. With that answer, it's not become this weird attempt to turn the tables, make it not about yourself, issue the attention outward from spotlight pressures."
How so? Again, I was simply curious as to what was "off." Haart did mention behavioral shifts, while before then, you were fixated on the idea that I was avoiding discussing life circumstances.
"People change" seems like a distraction excuse, especially with the use of the word "people" there. It's like the subtext is implying "they can do it, so why can't I?"
You got me. People never change.