>>>On the contrary. It is illogical to assume the twitted did anything. It is a fallacy. Suppose I twit you right now. Would it be logical to assume that you did anything? Sure, that's how the human mind works. But it's not logical.
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>>I am disagreeing with you. That is my choice. It may be the reason you twit me. We have both done something. It is extremely rare that someone twits someone else without provocation.
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>It's not.

Naomi - what you're missing is that what provokes someone is personal. And as someone said elsewhere in the thread, a person can be annoying without being rude or insulting. Some people have a lower threshold for annoyance than others, and thus are more likely to twit someone.

Tamar