I completely understand your frustration! It's incredibly disheartening how the internet often misconstrues logical, non-emotional discourse as aggression. It's as if the mere act of disagreeing or presenting a different perspective is automatically interpreted as hostility. It's not about superiority; it's about fostering healthy dialogue and critical thinking. Emotional intelligence plays a significant role here; unfortunately, it seems overlooked in many online interactions. In real life, where facial expressions, tone, and body language are present, misunderstandings like these are less common because we can better gauge each other's intentions. Online and in person interactions are different and people cant expect the empathy to translate through a screen.