Defining the Troll: Emotional Schadenfreude and Personal

A troll is someone that gains value from the act of causing others to lose value. Okay, that was a bit dry sounding. How is this: a troll is someone that takes pride and joy at causing misery, anger, and distress in others; a troll derives pleasure by actively creating displeasure in others. Howeve

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