Drama!

It's an interesting list, and yeah, I'd say most are common sense and well put. But I'm still a bit very of those "negative lists".

(I actually just found a webcomic which tries a similar approach - gives their characters intentionally the worst possible ways of interaction, with the "quest" of the story essentially being if they manage to grow and learn the right ones.)

But in both, its easy to employ "persuasive game" strategies and have the reader "discover truths" that are really colored by the author's perception.

Essentially, I'd like to know the context in which this was developed, so the whole list isn't just an instance of item #7 of it. Basically it reads as if someone could have written it in rage after some particularly bad conversation that didn't go their way.