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[INFP] INFP b****es?

nolla

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Has this exact same conversation not happened before?

Even down to the 'what's the male version of a bitch?' despite gender based insults having been established as rude and unnecessary.

I don't know, I don't remember. I do have a habit of repeating myself, though, so it isn't impossible...

Is it rude to call a wife-beater a wife-beater? :huh:
 

Mondo

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Maybe it's the Introversion.. even as an Introvert, I am often bothered if people are relatively unresponsive and only give two to three word answers.

The male version of bitch is bastard by the way.
 

nolla

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The male version of bitch is bastard by the way.

I meant the question a little differently. If someone calls me a bitch I would suspect he means that I am girly. In this case we can replace the "bitch" with "gay". But is that more appropriate than calling me a bitch?
 

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In real life, it's absolutely valid to call someone out as a means of social conditioning but in real life this is always checked and balanced out with the threat of violence, legal ramifications, or isolation. But on the internet this is not the case, so cowards run free online. This is the downside of the internet.
 

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I don't know, I don't remember. I do have a habit of repeating myself, though, so it isn't impossible...

Is it rude to call a wife-beater a wife-beater? :huh:


That is a label of behavior, nolla, if, in fact, someone beats his wife.

It's okay, I believe, to call anyone out on their behavior.

I'm of the opinion that abusing someone, if they are in enough pain, may motivate them to take a look at themselves but I hardly see it as a humanitarian act "for their own good. To me it indicates a certain level of aggression in the person who uses it.

Even against self!
 

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Maybe it's the Introversion.. even as an Introvert, I am often bothered if people are relatively unresponsive and only give two to three word answers.

The male version of bitch is bastard by the way.

I thought it was asshole or jackass. :unsure:
 

nolla

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I'm of the opinion that abusing someone, if they are in enough pain, may motivate them to take a look at themselves but I hardly see it as a humanitarian act "for their own good. To me it indicates a certain level of aggression in the person who uses it.

I don't actually mean "for their own good", but for the good of the people he abuses. Sure, you need to respect people, but not unconditionally. If someone behaves, lets say, very aggressively, there might not be any other option than 1) Walk away, and ignore the victim's pain 2) Confront the bully. The confrontation may work without aggression, but, if it doesn't, do you walk away?
 

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I don't actually mean "for their own good", but for the good of the people he abuses. Sure, you need to respect people, but not unconditionally. If someone behaves, lets say, very aggressively, there might not be any other option than 1) Walk away, and ignore the victim's pain 2) Confront the bully. The confrontation may work without aggression, but, if it doesn't, do you walk away?


Or get punched in the nose while others let you handle it. . .:cheese:
 

nolla

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Well, I was just opposing your idea that aggression is negative. I would probably get punched in the nose if I did anything, so I don't know if I would. But my point is that there is humanitarian aggression, or "counter-aggression". Not all aggression is negative, it depends on the motivation and situation.
 

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I agree with Nola. It depends on the situation. Sometimes a person just has to get loud and dirty in this world because it is all some people will understand and the only way to gain peace and to be left alone.
 

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I'm gonna hang tough on this one. Aggression is not a healthy state.

Perhaps you mean assertiveness?
 

colmena

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I saw Straw Dogs recently: A film designed to mess with your reactionary compass.
 

nolla

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I'm gonna hang tough on this one. Aggression is not a healthy state.

It's not healthy to be totally zen and get your head smacked off by some crook. Aggression is natural for certain situations.

I agree that we disagree. :yes:
 

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Holy shit. Thanks colmena.

I'm not sure If I'm ready to stomach the movie at this hour.. but tonight...

edit: nvm, I think it's just a preview for those that aren't registered.
 

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Holy shit. Thanks colmena.

I'm not sure If I'm ready to stomach the movie at this hour.. but tonight...

edit: nvm, I think it's just a preview for those that aren't registered.

You don't need to register. Just d/l the player.

PM/VM if you have any problems.
 

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Oh, I see.

(feel free to split this if you want, mods.)

Thanks again colmena. :)
 
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