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Is this a prescription for the rest of us? What should happen when I encounter you, perhaps at an inconvenient time? Is the answer, “don’t know them, can’t be b
by testbjjl 4y ago
Is this a prescription for the rest of us? What should happen when I encounter you, perhaps at an inconvenient time? Is the answer, “don’t know them, can’t be bothered, couldn’t care less?”
- ggm 4y agoIt asolutely isn't a prescription for the rest of us, its terribly a-social. It demands that "stop caring" is defined as "do the minimum harm, and do the maximum nice, within the limits"
- AnimalMuppet 4y agoWell... there are people who go through life blowing off everyone they can. That is, as you say, terribly a-social. It's not a healthy way to live. At the same time, there are also people who feel free to write a check, sign your name to it, and expect you to cash it. (They would do this financially if they thought they could, but mainly they do it emotionally.) If you let people do that to you, that also is not a healthy way to live. So there's a balance between being asocial and being a doormat. Don't be either one.
- ggm 4y agoYea, I go with this one. It's the corollary defined as "the join over the golden rule, and "be kind to yourself"