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>Do not stereotype teenagers. So you can do it for him/her? >Yes, most in my generation are shallow and passive You seem very smart - maybe a genius. I've no
by Falling3 13y ago
>Do not stereotype teenagers.
So you can do it for him/her?
>Yes, most in my generation are shallow and passive
You seem very smart - maybe a genius. I've noticed that the smarter people are the more likely they are to denigrate their peers who don't hold the same values. And they're less likely to enjoy other parts of life due to the belief that these things are beneath them. It's not a cool attitude and it will not help you be a happy person.
- sergiosgc 13y agoJust like very strong people aren't usually aggressive, really smart people aren't socially aggressive. Once you get past the point of "I can bash your head in and you know it", there's no use for overt aggressiveness. Really smart people are helpful, appreciative and generally nice. The almost smart are the dangerous ones.
- Falling3 13y agoI completely disagree with you. You're arguing purely off anecdotal evidence and my experience does not match up with your - for physical strength or intelligence. Just because someone is smarter or stronger than those around him, does not mean he is confident enough to not rub it in their faces. I've known plenty of intelligent people who are quite aggressive. In fact, it's a bit of a stereotype.