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Why do you think that? The things I like most in a friend often come with a price. From what I can tell, many successful people are asses and their is a linka
by robocat 3y ago
Why do you think that?
The things I like most in a friend often come with a price.
From what I can tell, many successful people are asses and their is a linkage between those two issues.
Media tends to warp how much we can understand about a public person, so it is hard to judge.
Even the successful asses I have personally met, I usually can't imagine removing the ass without removing what made them successful. It's not just a crazy artist stereotype.
- kiba 3y agoEven the successful asses I have personally met, I usually can't imagine removing the ass without removing what made them successful. It's not just a crazy artist stereotype. We can do better. Why not?
- robocat 3y agoOne key trait of arseholes is that they usually have zero interest in changing their behaviour, and tend to strongly dislike others trying to change them. You and I can do better because we care to improve ourselves. Your answer is unrealistic. Have you ever successfully changed a narcissistic arsehole? I certainly don't know how to. I have heard some arseholes talk the talk about how they will change their destructive behaviours (although more usually just denial and excuses), but I have rarely seen them actually succeed in changing.