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For questions about participants in an RPG who, for whatever reason, contribute to the difficulty of running the game. (See also: the [problem-gm] tag.)
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Betrayed by my GM; how can I respond?
In short, Bob is a big jerk, and don't try and get back at him. There's entire communities of other players that will accept your for who you are, and there's more out there the your "friends." Ditch …
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