There's a particular flavor of narcissism where someone assumes they're the only one who ever works just because they don't see someone else working at the same time as them. It doesn't matter if you worked all day and are now resting, or even taking a scheduled break. If they don't see you working right now, that means you never work, you're lazy, and they do everything and sacrifice everything for you, and this fuels their martyr complex.
This is especially common among women, and if you don't live with such a woman, you probably know one at your place of work.
If you accept the argument that postpartum depression can make a woman kill her kids, then you have to admit that the genders are mentally different biologically
If you accept that then you have to seriously reconsider the 19A
For full historical accuracy there will be two campaigns: a Nationalist and Communist campaign.
Nationalist campaign, you fight the far superior Japanese war machine and hold on against insurmountable odds, even as your countrymen are butchered.
Communist campaign, you hide in the mountains with Mao, wait for the war to end, then attack the exhausted Nationalists.
@bballbreakdown@sample A real example of a personality trait would be like hearing something you don’t like and then deflecting with a personal attack and unknowingly self destructing a peice of integrity regarding your brand but you’re too emotional to realize the error so you just live on with it
I don’t think it’s so much about him minimizing slavery’s role in the conflict as it is highlighting that many people in the North were racist too and weren’t fighting because they saw slaves as equal. Definitely not in the way it’s often painted today, where all Northerners are treated as though they shared modern views on race.