@ariaxswan I think my reply is probably coming too late to give anybody a laugh but I would take private class because less people sounds like a much more pleasant flight for an introvert like myself.
@XVeil2 @JackieW75725388 @Donut_lie@LucaGuadagnegro@davenewworld_2 Party 2 of 2
that it is safe for them to openly show the things that make them weird,
they then end up doing so entirely unaware that they are making themselves very easy to find for any predators who may be looking for them.
@XVeil2 @JackieW75725388 @Donut_lie@LucaGuadagnegro@davenewworld_2 Part 1 of 2
Seems to me the way to interpret the sentence you quoted is that when you tell people who don't really understand that mentally unwell individuals who pray on those who are different,
@muskoka_mike2@mikulambu@IncelsCo Applying the car analogy to my original reply, The question I was proposing is in the unrealistic scenario where the 300,000 mile rental car is in the exact same perfect condition that the new car is in, does it matter that the used car has been heavily used.
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@muskoka_mike2@mikulambu@IncelsCo Yes I agree the 300,000 rental mile car statistically speaking is going to be in abysmal condition not just because of wear but also neglect and or abuse, and as a result not worth investing anywhere near as much as the brand new car same make and model is.
Part two incoming.
@muskoka_mike2@mikulambu@IncelsCo Twitter character limits can be so annoying, as another important detail that I think you ran out of characters to type, is 75k for a used 300,000 rental miles car, or 75k for a brand new car of the same model.
Obviously pick the new car.
I consider the used car for 1K to 2K.
@muskoka_mike2@mikulambu@IncelsCo I agree, although for the sake of clarity when I said "truly like new condition" I was inferring like new in all ways including mentally.
The only way I can see this hypothetical scenario actually existing is if she was tragically born broken beyond repair.
@ask_aubry Sounds to me like she was feeling lonely and wanted to spend more time with him, and he supposedly has enough of a history of saying hurtful things he doesn't mean during an argument for her to supposedly know that about him.
He needs to work on fixing that habit.
@ask_aubry The only not abhorrent explanation I can come up with is that these people have lived lived their entire lives so financially privileged that they genuinely cannot comprehend someone being too impoverished to pay for food.
@ask_aubry I'm having a hard time figuring out what mindset someone has to have to want children to starve for the high crime of being born to parents who are too impoverished to feed them every day.
@KarenMHJ@ask_aubry 3/3
A. adjust their behavior to remove the deal breaker,
or B. Let go of the relationship and find somebody who does not have that as a deal breaker is abusive behavior?
@KarenMHJ@ask_aubry 2/3
with demands as an abusive behavior.
If I have not, would you say that telling your partner that a behavior of theirs is a deal breaker for you, and asking them if they want to either
@KarenMHJ@ask_aubry Do I understand correctly that your position is that it's better to just break up when confronted with a problem. As opposed to bring up the problem with your significant other and discussing whether or not this problem is worth fixing or if it's better to dump the relationship?
@KarenMHJ@ask_aubry I suppose a better way to ask the question I'm trying to present is, is it better for him to just dump her on the spot with no confrontation, or is it better for him to express his issues with the relationship and put the choice in her hand if she wants to continue or not.
@KarenMHJ@ask_aubry I agree. However if he expresses that he is not comfortable with her exposing herself as much as she is which is what it looks like happened in the post above, is it a demand for him to tell her that she's either going to cover up or he's going to dump her?