marzipanrover · 31-35, C
We all are either knowingly or unknowingly, monsters or villains to someone else’s.
If someone were to call me that, I would try and empathise with them and do the best I can to put them out of their misery.
But if they perceive me as their source of all misery the best I could do is to walk away.
If someone were to call me that, I would try and empathise with them and do the best I can to put them out of their misery.
But if they perceive me as their source of all misery the best I could do is to walk away.
cherokeepatti · 61-69, F
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@cherokeepatti I understand. I had a metal pull out frame bed like a trundle on wheels almost and when they’d start acting crazy I’d almost melt between the space between thats how small I was at the time. I’m sorry x
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4meAndyou · F
No, I don't think I could comprehend it, if someone thought I was a monster. I am quiet, non-violent, and never wish to harm another human being in any way...and I even strive to be polite to people who are not polite.
But I definitely believe that some people are monstrous. It is usually drunk, angry, abusive people who have become monsters. But people who are narcissistic, power mad, or who have no real feelings toward others can easily become monsters.
Mike Bloomberg, for example, in his 2006 video states that we should not treat elderly people with cancer over the age of 95 because it is not cost effective. He said in that video that we should just let them go. Screaming in agony?
Anyway, he is an example of a narcissist who has become monstrous.
But I definitely believe that some people are monstrous. It is usually drunk, angry, abusive people who have become monsters. But people who are narcissistic, power mad, or who have no real feelings toward others can easily become monsters.
Mike Bloomberg, for example, in his 2006 video states that we should not treat elderly people with cancer over the age of 95 because it is not cost effective. He said in that video that we should just let them go. Screaming in agony?
Anyway, he is an example of a narcissist who has become monstrous.
4meAndyou · F
@cherokeepatti After all the non-disclosure agreements women were made to sign in order to be employed by his businesses, and the revelation by Elizabeth Warren that he calls women "fat broads" and "horse faced lesbians", Bloomberg's lying ad campaign blanketed the air last night with about 10 women gushing praise of Bloomberg's fabulous and supportive policies toward women. One of them, apparently, was intimately acquainted with his mother.
And yet he did not want to lift those non-disclosure agreements, did he? Wonder why.
And yet he did not want to lift those non-disclosure agreements, did he? Wonder why.
cherokeepatti · 61-69, F
@4meAndyou He probably paid off those 10 women to say those nice things..by now we know that’s how he works. He’s spent a huge fortune on politics. He could have bought a small island in the Pacific and lived a paradise life his remaining years and yet he gets into politics. I have to wonder what he is hiding.
Moosepantspatty · 31-35, M
Moosepantspatty · 31-35, M
@saintsong thank you. I dont think I am, not really.
Bignakedguy · 31-35, M
Not really. There’s always somebody who paints you as a monster.
For me. If I was ever a monster to someone, it could be because they were malicious as well
For me. If I was ever a monster to someone, it could be because they were malicious as well
xixgun · M
Many people have informed me I am a monster.
Many people have informed me I am a "nice guy".
I guess many people don't know much.
Many people have informed me I am a "nice guy".
I guess many people don't know much.
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Notanymore · 41-45, M
But sometimes a man has to be a monster