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I missed it at first as well, but the author clarifies at the end that he was wrong about his friend, and advocates a "tolerance devoid of condescension" toward
by Gigablah 14y ago
I missed it at first as well, but the author clarifies at the end that he was wrong about his friend, and advocates a "tolerance devoid of condescension" towards people who behave in such a manner.
- furyofantares 14y agoHe's still claiming that his friend was "trying to combat their own perceived weakness" by asserting his worth in this manner. And maybe he was, I don't know the guy, but when my friends tell me stories about their successes I don't take it as an assertion of worth, I take it as them sharing a part of their life with me.
- martinced 14y agoThe author advocates "tolerance devoid of condescension"!? What a magnanymous person ; )