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> 'Dark' people don't hide it as well as they'd like This is what I've observed. They tend to think they're smarter or more clever, and act as such, but really
by sibeliuss 6y ago
> 'Dark' people don't hide it as well as they'd like
This is what I've observed. They tend to think they're smarter or more clever, and act as such, but really this makes their actions stand out as strange and often quite obvious. A gotcha, however, is that one has to be able to look past their charm, which can often be overpowering and is typically a shield of sorts.
- Viliam1234 6y ago> this makes their actions stand out as strange and often quite obvious. And is there any bad consequence for them afterwards? Because if no, then it simply means they are good at hiding it while they have to, and don't bother hiding it when they no longer have to.
- sibeliuss 6y agoThe consequences are detailed at length in the original post.