The accusation of being closed-minded and repetitious is subjective and lacks evidence. Instead of dismissing me as closed-minded, it's more constructive to address specific points of disagreement so we can seek common ground which I'm happy to do now, regardless of what I believe.
Accusing me of projecting insecurities is a serious allegation. It's essential to provide concrete examples or evidence to support such claims rather than making blanket statements.
If there's a genuine misunderstanding of each other's arguments, it's crucial we clarify and ensure mutual understanding rather than assuming the other party is intentionally misrepresenting viewpoints, which I claimed you may have done and apologize for that.
Making assumptions about my religious beliefs without evidence is unfair and unproductive. It's best we focus on the substance of the discussion rather than making personal attacks.
The classification of "High School DxD" as shonen or seinen can be subjective and may vary depending on interpretation. Instead of asserting one's own classification as absolute truth, it's more productive we discuss the characteristics of the show and how they align with different demographic categories and this I understand now.
If you feel the conversation is unproductive or frustrating, it's acceptable to disengage and I will politely do so as well.