Reasoning Language

Making Reasoned and Thought-out Statements about the emotional intent of what the other is saying.

i.e. “If you go through with this, you will die, do you really want that on your record?”

Peripheral Referential

Making References to anything that is on the outer idea of the situation.

i.e. “Whoa, you don’t want to do that, they might kill you for being alive.” –or– ::Stares:: “Welp, it doesn’t mean that you’re not a good artist, just because Mozart was considered perfect by all standards.”

Deductive Reasoning

Making Reasons as to why they didn’t do things, based on what they did do, which are on the nose.

i.e. “I didn’t do that.” –or– “I didn’t tell on you for drinking alcohol, because I didn’t want to ruin the situation we had, but I did fuck Liesel.”

Auxiliary Syntax

Making Sentence structure in everyday conversation, supportive and alone.

i.e. “Are you okay? Good.”

Educated Rhetorical

Making Rhetorical statements about actual politics or the state of affairs.

i.e. “I was reading the New York Times, and I know that people make democracy better, but I believe that strong people change together, and we might kill democracy after all, and make a king.”

Indirective Intellect

Making very precise statements about the regular on the regular, refusing to believe in their own words.

i.e. “You know what you should do? You should kill him, just kidding, bury the hatchet and move on, just kidding I don’t know, but maybe you should deal with it?“