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@sassafras - Negging was popularized by the book called "The Game" published in 2005.
@sassafras - Negging was popularized by the book called "The Game" published in 2005.
@sassafras - I saw a few pages yesterday where female authors claimed "all women shit test" and explained why it is a good thing. Just chock it up to, "Another reason why I feel like a weirdo around most people."
@sassafras - honestly, I think the internet has change how and what we value, including how we value fellow humans.
I think people have always been assholes to one another, but the internet just makes us more aware of it and the practice more efficient.
I think you need to factor in age in your study. A 25 year old dating scene versus a 35 year old dating scene would be totally different. I have a few friends that are single and still dating and their dating needs are much different today and so is their outlook. I'll ask them what they experience. I'm interested if they've seen the same rise.
Lol I'd travel.While I generally agree with you that pursuing your best self is better than chasing dates, I'd buy land instead of a watch with that money.
How to avoid getting shit tested
I'd also say a relationship is about being supportive of each other's insecurities (to a healthy degree) rather than to expose or to judge them for it
I think people have always been assholes to one another, but the internet just makes us more aware of it and the practice more efficient.
The good thing about the internet is that everybody is fighting for a chance to be part of the ten percent. Hmm each population had its own 10-10 percent. This is an interesting view. So in a family of 10 for example, the probability is that the dad 10 percent and the mum the other 10. All 8 left should be divided equally.I'm a big fan of the Susan Sontag quote (about the Holocaust):
“10 percent of any population is cruel, no matter what, and 10 percent is merciful, no matter what, and the remaining 80 percent can be moved in either direction.”
The two ten percents are always working to promote their systems of mercy or cruelty. The remaining 80 percent are tugged in one or the other direction by trend, peer pressure, attempts to seem cool, etc.
This is human nature. Add the internet. Suddenly a web that once spanned only one garden covers the entire globe. The spider has access to all the merciful influencers and all the cruel influencers.
In this case, shit posting and negging, both bottom of the barrel ways to treat fellow humans, rise in popularity because it seems 'cool' and it is part of a game – a game where people are purposely not invested in the welfare of other humans and purposely avoiding deeper connection.
(((shrugs)))
The good thing about the internet is that everybody is fighting for a chance to be part of the ten percent. Hmm each population had its own 10-10 percent. This is an interesting view. So in a family of 10 for example, the probability is that the dad 10 percent and the mum the other 10. All 8 left should be divided equally.
Not necessarily. Maybe two people in one family are the merciful 10% and two from another family are the cruel 10%, but even in a cruel 10% dominated family one of the kids could be a merciful 10%. It's really interesting to watch human behavior with the mentality that most of us are easily persuaded to act one way or another based on power, fear, ego, etc, and will just follow along with the crowd.
I somehow don't agree with this. I think the right relationship is about being able to better each other while being a haven for each other and sometimes that calls for rightfully placed exposition. At the right time, of course. In your own privacy, preferably
I should clarify that I feel a component of a relationship is supporting insecurities to a healthy degree
I don’t see how that wouldn’t possibly “better” the other person if it’s done in a healthy manner as stated
Do you not feel the need for validation ever, emotionally or physically? Why can’t you better yourself on your own?