TheHumanist
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It seems my post and question was deleted the in Str8up latest thread. Fair enough, I have been going too far, but I'll ask again and hopefully find some kind of answer.
As many notice, St8up have been writing up threads about his experiences lately. The easiest way to depict that it sounds like his life have turned into a dramedy that fit for a show, namely something like Desperate Housewives. So many it seems are stories of a girl ****ing a married man, people completely desensitized to injustice in relationships, people guiltlessly hurting the people who should be their closest, his LTRs ending so abruptly and without warning and so coldly too, and friends who is so disloyal and cruel.
In many of these threads there seem to be two many camps: one that says it is the crowd he surrounds himself with and the other says that it is the world is like this ("women are women, people are people").
There is also a small middle ground that mindset is the true difference. Believing in the good of people or evil leads to experience reflecting it. It is debatable if it is the mindset leading to surrounding oneself with people (likes attract likes) who are good or evil, or just the mindset just turn a blind eye or extra attention to good or evil based on the mindset developed.
It seems many here have many different experiences. My experiences does not agree with what Str8up sees. The people I'm around with don't go around with stories of things like ****ing the married man or girl/boyfriend cheating, but the worse is usually the turmoil of that couple going off and on or something like that. I see many professors and teachers who the most "adult exposure" and many I see seems to act without that level of drama (of course, how can I know? I don't, but stories should have leaked out more commonly if there are that types of stories, at least things like divorces). I watched and participated with people who go as groups of friends have some kind of spirit to go and have fun, not the insanity Str8up described. I heard stories of my friends and their parents, some are divorced - with many times they watch them fight incessantly until sometime finally gave, some are married though with little passion but spending much of their time working together and so on, some are married very young and still together, others older.
Str8up's stories in light of that does not compute, but he have others who seen the same and agrees. Perhaps those who disagrees and I are just blind. Or perhaps the dissenting groups are right.
One of the major advice advocated here is what whatever the person surrounds themselves with is the type of person they are. There is also the advice that says "treat bad girls as bad girls and good girls as good girls" leading that there are different type of people. Sounds like a damn safe way to deem what type they are and how to choose.
However then there's Rollo Tomassi's "Right Person, Right Time" theory along with other writings. While it only says the same girl who act sweet and nice is the same girl is the same girl who throws herself at a person met twenty minutes earlier, it gives an implication that both genders present a huge act and at the core everyone is the same. Not just sluttiness, but an indication of an malicious and spiteful core.
Who is right? The side that advocates that there are different types of people who gravitate to those people? Or the side that says we are all blind except a few who have very high perception see that the world is like that TV show.
As many notice, St8up have been writing up threads about his experiences lately. The easiest way to depict that it sounds like his life have turned into a dramedy that fit for a show, namely something like Desperate Housewives. So many it seems are stories of a girl ****ing a married man, people completely desensitized to injustice in relationships, people guiltlessly hurting the people who should be their closest, his LTRs ending so abruptly and without warning and so coldly too, and friends who is so disloyal and cruel.
In many of these threads there seem to be two many camps: one that says it is the crowd he surrounds himself with and the other says that it is the world is like this ("women are women, people are people").
There is also a small middle ground that mindset is the true difference. Believing in the good of people or evil leads to experience reflecting it. It is debatable if it is the mindset leading to surrounding oneself with people (likes attract likes) who are good or evil, or just the mindset just turn a blind eye or extra attention to good or evil based on the mindset developed.
It seems many here have many different experiences. My experiences does not agree with what Str8up sees. The people I'm around with don't go around with stories of things like ****ing the married man or girl/boyfriend cheating, but the worse is usually the turmoil of that couple going off and on or something like that. I see many professors and teachers who the most "adult exposure" and many I see seems to act without that level of drama (of course, how can I know? I don't, but stories should have leaked out more commonly if there are that types of stories, at least things like divorces). I watched and participated with people who go as groups of friends have some kind of spirit to go and have fun, not the insanity Str8up described. I heard stories of my friends and their parents, some are divorced - with many times they watch them fight incessantly until sometime finally gave, some are married though with little passion but spending much of their time working together and so on, some are married very young and still together, others older.
Str8up's stories in light of that does not compute, but he have others who seen the same and agrees. Perhaps those who disagrees and I are just blind. Or perhaps the dissenting groups are right.
One of the major advice advocated here is what whatever the person surrounds themselves with is the type of person they are. There is also the advice that says "treat bad girls as bad girls and good girls as good girls" leading that there are different type of people. Sounds like a damn safe way to deem what type they are and how to choose.
However then there's Rollo Tomassi's "Right Person, Right Time" theory along with other writings. While it only says the same girl who act sweet and nice is the same girl is the same girl who throws herself at a person met twenty minutes earlier, it gives an implication that both genders present a huge act and at the core everyone is the same. Not just sluttiness, but an indication of an malicious and spiteful core.
Who is right? The side that advocates that there are different types of people who gravitate to those people? Or the side that says we are all blind except a few who have very high perception see that the world is like that TV show.