" Maybe you can try again after graduating from 10th grade?
Coincidentally, Socrates was also known for bringing up his fondness for "neko shota".
It's implied that you shouldn't retard, it doesn't need to be spelled out. It's not productive at a societal level to act hatefully towards someone who's only crime is being odd, not hurting anyone or being evil. And, because everyone has different definitions of what's odd, allowing that is permitting others to hate on you, which is not in your own interests
. You seem to have read a sociology textbook or two but it's not enough to fill the gaping hole in your brain.It's pretty funny how I've been called a Redditor 853 times but the LOTR roleplayer and the smug, condescending, midwit haven't.
You must be new to the farms. Take a look at the rest of the threads in Deep Thoughts.
your join date is *today*, faggot.
You're confusing an emotion with ridicule. People here don't hate lolcows, opposite actually, we love em. Who else are we going to laugh at?
Lmao I wasn't even talking about lolcows, but I completely understand why my post was construed that way, my bad. I'm not passing moral judgement on Kiwifarms users, I literally have an account here. I'm talking about your co-workers, strangers, just people in general.
And you were already wrong right out of the gate. kiwifarms doesn't go out and harass people, but catalogs people doing crazy shit, and the people being catologued get mad about it and sometimes pretend its harassment, even though what was posted was publically available by them most of the time.
Thats what is called a "first impression", and its a biological trait inbedded into humans from our primitive ancestors because we had to assess if somebody coming is an enemy or a foe in a snap call, otherwise it could mean gronk the caveman may get a spear in the gut or a rock to the dome. we still do it today, and sometimes for the same reason of whether or not that shambily crackhead coming your way is going to beg for change or rob you at knifepoint, or if a guy that is hitting on a woman and that woman has to made a snap judgement if the guy is charming or a creepy rapists to avoid getting raped. is it fair to lets say a person who is a friend of your friend and the friend of a friend gives off creepy vibes but actually is a cool dude? then yeah it can be, but thats why a lot of people stay and hear them out before casting a final judgement.Whenever you meet someone, they'll formulate an image of you in their mind and act accordingly. If they like you, they'll be happy when you come around, speak nicely about you, and do good things for you. If they dislike you, they'll silently bemoan your presence, talk shit about you, and act in ways towards you that they wouldn't to other people. Very profound I know. However, these opinions are formed off things that aren't really fair.
Sometimes it's not logical.
“I don’t like your face” is for when someone is either unwelcome or otherwise perceived to be trouble in the future. It’s a boilerplate excuse by someone perceiving themselves to be a local power that be to deal with interlopers.
I assume you mean "reasonably unwelcome", such as someone being an annoyance to others, and someone else confronting them.
