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Isn't a person who refuses to acknowledge and change his toxic behavior despite all warning signs a definition of a bad person (which also often transitions to
by urahara 9y ago
Isn't a person who refuses to acknowledge and change his toxic behavior despite all warning signs a definition of a bad person (which also often transitions to monster)?
- PhasmaFelis 9y agoI'd like to leave room for a person who hasn't yet fully realized their behavior is problematic.
- urahara 9y agoI wouldn't, because his learning time means his victims's time in hell. It also doesn't work like this legally, in case of committing a crime, not fully realizing one's own problematic behavior is not quite an argument.
- PhasmaFelis 9y agoI specifically said I was talking about guys who behave awkwardly around women and make things uncomfortable, not rapists and outspoken bigots.
- urahara 9y agoIt still applies, although on a smaller scale. Some person will feel uncomfortable because of another person's learning process. It's obvious that learning will take place, but it should happen as an established and guided process like training or curation, this kind of learning is ok.