Quote: "Yes it does. I only have bump forces. If a particle changes to negative mass it no longer bumps positive mass. If you were leaning on an inflatable cushion it would resist you. If it burst you would fall in the direction of the cushion. You weren't attracted to the sofa, your resistance vanished."
Ok, now that you've actually explained it it makes a little more sense.
But what was the resistance fighting if it wasn't a pull force? If the push force was there it would have most certainly tried to crush me on the cushion.
The flaw with this idea of a "flow" or "push force" of yours is that it seems to be everywhere, yet when we observe the universe we clearly see that the bigger objects have more mass and more mass equals a greater
pull force. If your push force is everywhere, why does it affect other objects more than any other?
If this flow exists, it wouldn't behave in the real world as you're claiming it would. It can only exist in your game you seem to be so adamant about.