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You're personalty can't handle a psychopath mine can. I'm not loving nor forgiving and although I do poses empathy and remorse can contentiously suppers it. E

by Fuxy 13y ago

You're personalty can't handle a psychopath mine can. I'm not loving nor forgiving and although I do poses empathy and remorse can contentiously suppers it. Everything has to be earned with me. This applies to everybody including my own parents. I grew up around manipulative people i know how to deal with them. I actually instinctively distance myself from them. I'm not saying I would be his friend but i find his point of view valuable as long as he doesn't try it with me. I would notice if he did.

sillysaurus2 13y ago
Mm, well, best of luck. It was more a warning for people without your unique skillset, though.
LaGrange 13y ago
"You're personalty can't handle a psychopath mine can.” You actually come off like someone who claims that they had grown up around airplane pilots and therefore can handle gravity. It’s actually unlikely you can. "I would notice if he did.” I’m just going to call that posturing.
- Fuxy 13y ago
  More like i was born on a planet so i can handle gravity. The only thing i meant by that is that he/she is the sweet, loving, sensitive type nothing wrong with that but may not be well suited for some things. I on the other hand am fascinated by psychology and love surrounding myself with different types of people even psychopaths. Everybody has to offer a unique way of looking at things. Some may consider that crazy, maybe it is. I don't fall under any definition of normal that's for sure but normal is boring anyway.
  - LaGrange 13y ago
    Actually, that's a pretty common, normal line of thinking, often summarized as "those things happen to the other people". Even the declared love of psychology is quite usual, as is the dismissal of "normal". Sweet/loving/sensitive type dismissal shows a huge disconnect. People hurt that way include soldiers, astronauts, public performers, politicians, enterpreneurs and many others. You're not really looking into people, you're romanticizing the diseases they have, and that really comes off as patronizing in most cases, and in this case as reckless and patronizing.
pseut 13y ago
Amen. ;)
GFK_of_xmaspast 13y ago
Gotta say, this reads like you got a screw loose in your own self.

by Fuxy 13y ago

sillysaurus2 13y ago

Mm, well, best of luck. It was more a warning for people without your unique skillset, though.

LaGrange 13y ago

"You're personalty can't handle a psychopath mine can.” You actually come off like someone who claims that they had grown up around airplane pilots and therefore can handle gravity. It’s actually unlikely you can. "I would notice if he did.” I’m just going to call that posturing.

Fuxy 13y ago
More like i was born on a planet so i can handle gravity. The only thing i meant by that is that he/she is the sweet, loving, sensitive type nothing wrong with that but may not be well suited for some things. I on the other hand am fascinated by psychology and love surrounding myself with different types of people even psychopaths. Everybody has to offer a unique way of looking at things. Some may consider that crazy, maybe it is. I don't fall under any definition of normal that's for sure but normal is boring anyway.
- LaGrange 13y ago
  Actually, that's a pretty common, normal line of thinking, often summarized as "those things happen to the other people". Even the declared love of psychology is quite usual, as is the dismissal of "normal". Sweet/loving/sensitive type dismissal shows a huge disconnect. People hurt that way include soldiers, astronauts, public performers, politicians, enterpreneurs and many others. You're not really looking into people, you're romanticizing the diseases they have, and that really comes off as patronizing in most cases, and in this case as reckless and patronizing.

pseut 13y ago

Amen. ;)

GFK_of_xmaspast 13y ago

Gotta say, this reads like you got a screw loose in your own self.