In this conversation, Thor notices that I’ve been distant. I express my insecurities about my adequacy.
I mention that I have been roleplaying with another person.
Keep in mind at this point in time, Thor is married to his wife and also has a committed relationship with Shaye, and also lives with both of them.
Thor will fixate on the fact that Lyric roleplayed with his friend.
In this conversation, Thor conflates roleplaying with real-life sex and acuses Lyric of cheating on him.
Thor will later weaponize this admission to impose guilt on Lyric in Not Taking No for an Answer: Thor Says Close Friends Aren’t Real.
Thor shames Lyric for roleplaying, treating them like filth and accusing them of cheating on him.
For further reading on shame as a tool for abuse, see the article on Shame.
After conflating roleplaying with real-life sex, Thor accuses Lyric of cheating.
The following transcript has incomplete annotations, and not all hostile behaviors will be called out.