If a person uses deception to gain something, is it really a win?
What it says to me is that they have no confidence in achieving it by being real.
This win would be hollow at best.
This win would be hollow at best.
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BiasForAction · M
You know who says the same thing? LOSERS.
SW-User
@BiasForAction That has got to be the most ignorant and entitled statement on this post.
I'd rather be an honest loser than a fake winner. Because, when I am an honest loser I have the motivation to improve. When you're a fake winner, that deception will run out on you.
I'd rather be an honest loser than a fake winner. Because, when I am an honest loser I have the motivation to improve. When you're a fake winner, that deception will run out on you.
BiasForAction · M
I thought my post was funny but it’s ok I realize the more serious the poster the more annoyed they are by a joke.
SW-User
@BiasForAction I'm not a mind reader you know? I have no way of knowing you're joking, especially since I do not even know who you are.
BiasForAction · M
SW-User
@BiasForAction Now I know. :)