DiscoBiscuit
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lol.
But rest assured he will jump right on that as soon as he can!
=D
Ye jump into topics related to gender, make points in such a way that it's almost guaranteed to be taken badly (which automatically makes it less likely that ye'll be listened to), and then speak on how others have something wrong with them because they are then confrontational.
It seems like ye push for the extreme version of an argument to make your point sometimes, but it really isn't apparent to others. Such as when you mentioned that you excessively portray an ENTJ to make some kind of point - most people don't pay enough attention to remotely realise that.
The truth is the truth even if no one believes it.
That would make a good quote for a sigline.
I did edit my post, just so ye know.
Also, it is a shoddy action to express your truth in such a way that your personal bias is more apparent than anything else. Even if it is true to you, how can another normal person take that in if it seems like ye're insulting them in the process? Completely disregarding emotional reactions in others when discussing anything is ridiculous if your statements are emotionally charged in a negative manner to begin with.
The paragraph above relates to points ye make, not the attempt to help people stop making assumptions based on type.
Jaguar, that is someone's signature, actually. I believe it is SillySapienne.
No. I did not refer to censoring oneself, or not telling others your thoughts, but the manner in which you do so. I did not say that you should not make your points, vehemently, in whatever thread you wish. But ye have shown a tendency to make personal attacks in threads related to gender, and that is not the way to participate in discourse if one wishes to truly be heard and to listen.
It is entirely possible to tell someone what they need to hear in a manner that is without malice, even if it is something negative about their person.
The truth is the truth even if no one believes it.
That would make a good quote for a sigline.
Too bad we'll never know for sure the difference between truth that has
been unaccepted vs folly that has been mistaken as truth.