âreally?â I say to inanimate objects that are not working like they usually do
âStay.â I glare at inanimate objects that continuously fall over
âThank you!â I say exhasperatedly to the inanimate objects when they do finally work right/stay put
âSorry! I say to the table I bumped into
âSHHHâ I say to the inanimate object that keeps making noise
âYeah, yeah, Iâm coming,â I huff at the persistent kitchen timer.
âDonât take that tone with me!â I exclaim at objects that make strange and sudden unknown noises.
âStop crying, youâre fine,â I snap as Iâm looking for the charger cord for the electronic device beeping demandingly at me.
âOh nice, real mature,â I snarl at devices that suddenly stop working after I berate them for not working properly.
JESUS CHRIST I HAVE NEVER RELATED SO HARD IN MY LIFE
âDonât you shout at meâ to the till whenever I donât hit the right button and it beeps shrilly at me.
Report: humans seem to believe that inanimate objects possess a spirit of some sort, and will often address them thinking the item will hear and understand. This makes our previous observations about the joy they experience when blowing things up quite disturbing.
âBut I know every rock and tree and creature has a life, has a spirit, has a nameâŚâ




















