People who treat every relationship as transactional don’t actually have friends. They keep people around so as long as they are useful to them.
That’s why they’re baffled watching people disagree and stay friends. They assume everybody else works the same way, and when they see a friendship survive disagreements (including political ones), they misread that as something nefarious. But this used to be a normal thing.
Social media has been great. But it has also created characters and bubbles. People speak confidently, but are completely detached from reality.
You’re standards aren’t high. You’re just very materialistic and I’d wish yall start admitting that because it’s ok lol.. it’s jibber jabber yall disguise as loving yourself lol
It’s really crazy how the main thing that keeps humans in check is the threat of violence. If most people could get away with being terrible human beings, they would.
Hell all you have to do to see how humans would act without the threat of violence is look at social media.
@1frm_sanantonio@SteveKim323 He's giving up a lot without that explosiveness I think. His margin of error will be much smaller tonight, and that doesn't complement his strategy as a quantity vs quality of exchanges guy
Moral of the story is "never trust a fighter to have any skills they haven't shown before"
Topuria has never been forced to deal with transitions, never worked in the clinch, and never been forced onto the backfoot for extended periods.
Turns out, he looks pretty bad!
Poatan is hilarious man, spends the entire round eating jabs because he’s doing the tall guy thing of leaning/pulling back in answer to everything, then lands his best shot of the round the first time he slips a punch with seconds on the clock