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Why do people dislike you?
- Thread starter MAJOR METAL
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People don't like me???
I'm a monster.
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So, would you say youre a Go-er?
Dont worry, I dont like any of you guys either.
I can be argumentative, over analytical, and talk way too much sometimes. I'm sure there is other stuff but those are the things I'm aware of.
People talk about working to change, etc, but for the most part we are who we are and it's best to accept our faults along with our good qualities, within reason of course. IME people don't change much but they can mature and develop certain parts of their make-up and reduce the impact of others.
People talk about working to change, etc, but for the most part we are who we are and it's best to accept our faults along with our good qualities, within reason of course. IME people don't change much but they can mature and develop certain parts of their make-up and reduce the impact of others.
The people who dislike me, and I hope its only a few, generally do because I don't put up with BS, don't care what they think, and call it like I see it. I'm not interested in peoples politics, theology, or advice on how to improve my golf swing. I don't converse with people who have nothing meaningful to contribute and don't get involved in the games people play. Sounds like I'm a loner but I'm not. Its just that after all these years I've come to learn that honesty is the best policy and keeping your cards on the table helps keep issues from going unresolved.
On the flip side of that coin I have many admirable qualities that have helped build lasting friendships and relationships both inside and outside of my musical endeavors.
On the flip side of that coin I have many admirable qualities that have helped build lasting friendships and relationships both inside and outside of my musical endeavors.
Most of the time it appears to me that people do like me, however there have a been a few people that I have come across that didn't like me. Those include...
- People who I have called out on there over inflated ego's
- Guys who's girlfriends I have slept with or gotten close to
- People who I have caught stealing, then they try to turn it around on me to make me look like the bad guy
- Jealous people (of what, I have no idea)
- People who I have called out on there over inflated ego's
- Guys who's girlfriends I have slept with or gotten close to
- People who I have caught stealing, then they try to turn it around on me to make me look like the bad guy
- Jealous people (of what, I have no idea)
Well, the last one seems only fair, being that youve slept with their girlfriend and all...
I am universally beloved.
Small animals come to me to be scratched behind the ears.
Traffic occasionally parts for me.
My wife not only puts up with me, but makes positive statements.
And the Dos Equis guy re-tweets MY comments.
Stay online, my friends.
Small animals come to me to be scratched behind the ears.
Traffic occasionally parts for me.
My wife not only puts up with me, but makes positive statements.
And the Dos Equis guy re-tweets MY comments.
Stay online, my friends.
slobake
resident ... something
I am universally beloved.
Small animals come to me to be scratched behind the ears.
Traffic occasionally parts for me.
My wife not only puts up with me, but makes positive statements.
And the Dos Equis guy re-tweets MY comments.
Stay online, my friends.
We are honored by your presence sir.
This is good for you. It's like disgusting penicillin.
Mucophagy (literally mucus-eating, also referred as picking one's nose and eating it) is the consumption of the nasal mucus, boogers, and other detritus obtained from nose-picking.
Modern scientific research suggests that mucophagy seems to be a natural and even healthy activity, which exposes the digestive system to bacteria accumulated in the mucus, thereby helping to strengthen the overall immune system.
The body even naturally encourages the formation of a dense, salty coating to the boogers to make them more palatable. There is no other known reason for the high salt content in the mucus in the nose.
slobake
resident ... something
I'm respectful of people. Beyond that, whether or not they like me is not of my concern. If they do, great. If not, god love ya.
Shame! I do the same thing sometimes. But I'll either put the op in a quote or preface my post with "to the op" to clarify myself.
We are honored by your presence sir.
Thanks kindly.
Did I mention that I try to be polite to others?
