For what it's worth, I agree with some things with the original post. She does make you watch. But I've written a little analogy of her behavior that I think is pretty accurate.
Imagine back to your high school days.
A new kid, Sammy Richards, moves to your school and after a hot hand playing basketball against some JV guys in one gym class, Sammy starts talking about how they're the best ball player in school. The kid then goes out of their way to talk smack to the best seniors in the school.
Everyone can't wait to see how this mouthy new kid does against the big guns at varsity tryouts, but Sammy gets himself suspended for smoking pot and so doesn't get to compete against the best guys in the school.
He continues to talk smack, but eventually when they all play pick up at the end of the year Sammy gets his butt handed to him not just by the seniors, but by the JV kids too. Kid still somehow insists he's the best, just you wait til next year, but then ends up not making the first cut of tryouts anyway. Sammy then throws multiple public tantrums about how no one respects him. When his classmates talk about how he didn't make the basketball team on social media, Sammy threatens to sue them.
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If that kid was in your high school, on a scale of 1-10 how hated would they be? How brutally would they be bullied? How much time or goodwill would anyone have for them? It doesn't matter how talented the kid is, he's still going to be annoying as hell and very difficult to bring yourself to like.