Bad play without reflection is exactly the same as intentionally feeding.
We all understand the stigma of intentionally feeding. Whether it be tyler running it down mid or whatever, its all completely over dramatized and for good reason.
But, when you come across that guy, whether he be a jungler or a top laner or any role, and they repeatedly make the same dumb mistakes, it becomes intent.
Heres why.
If you are running over a man with your car and you didn't know and he dies, thats manslaughter. Unintentional murder.
If someone tells you, 'hey, you are killing this man, are you going to stop?' and you say no, that becomes murder. Because despite being told you are killing this person, you chose not to change and you now have intention of killing this person.
It's the exact same here.
If someone is making terrible play and mistakes, and you tell them that, and tell them how to correct it, and they DONT LISTEN, that is now intentionally feeding.
They dont have to follow advice to a tee, they just need to have reflection and change. By feeding unintentionally, becoming aware, and not changing, that becomes intent.
Inting doesnt always mean running it down mid. When someone refuses to self reflect, its also intentionally feeding, and I feel that a lot of people don't get that. Its a form of inting thats 'accepted' despite being one of the worst problems in a competitive setting ironically.