Delinquent
The Bee's Knees
Let me rephrase it then.we're talking in the context of civil society, not war
"That's what everyone did in 1938 and that worked out perfectly for everyone."
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Let me rephrase it then.we're talking in the context of civil society, not war
1- There's not enough resources for guys who struggle with their mental health
2- The gaming community is wayyyy too toxic towards women, whether we talk about game dev, the games themselves or simply the gamers. Even if it's slowly getting better, it's still at an unacceptable level of toxicity and harassment
3- Women making money with their bodies is acceptable (twitch, instagram etc...)
4- Men making money with their bodies is acceptable
5- Cringe culture is detrimental to all communities (like sure a 15 years old writing a mary-sue isn't the peak of literature, but we've all passed by that point...so maybe let's not witch hunt people for liking things...same for oc x canon RP, same for furries, same for a loooot of things that I do not partake in, but are healthy ways of coping with stress or simply to enjoy yourself, especially if it's done in private)
People complain about honesty, but they don't really want to hear the truth
I swear, Former Colonist ... If you throw one more crate of tea into the river, I shall be forced to unleash Her Majesty upon yee'
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I hear she does not take prisoners...
Americans are generally childish and entilted (as a people) compared to the Brits
Have you seen Blackadder? It's way better than any American show I've seen, if I wanted something childish I'd go and watch Tom and Jerry.Yes, that's why american comedy is better.
Have you seen Blackadder? It's way better than any American show I've seen, if I wanted something childish I'd go and watch Tom and Jerry.
I've seen it, it's okay, not a patch on blackadder thoughTom and Jerry is a fantastic cartoon, I still watch that shit. I have not seen Blackadder but I can guarantee you that the Dave Chappelle Show is much better.
I think opposite attracts works on a surface level as there's a feeling of almost exoticness and excitement at something so completely different to you, but as for a long term relationship it seldom works. While surface differences can be okay and even desirable to ensure a bit of variety, your core principles and way of life should at least mostly similar. My partner is very much a night owl and although I tend to peak in the afternoon/evening it's far more compatible than if I was an early bird who peaked at 8am every morning (like my nan, so staying with her for a week on holiday was a bit of a strain for us). It does occasionally cause issues where he wants to go out all night and I'd rather have afternoon tea in a garden, but like you said, we work around it. Because British cafes are so god-damn tiny I get why he'd feel uncomfortable in one as a six-foot two guy who wears a leather jacket (he has to duck just to fit through the door of my favourite one and the walls are light pink covered in flowers and unicorns; it was pretty amusing seeing him in there). He gets why as a 5"8 woman who doesn't even look old enough to frequent a bar and who doesn't like rude behaviour I'd feel uneasy going out and getting drunk even with him there, especially as I'm not really a heavy drinker as it is.You, you, my good sir, you've spoken the very truth.
I cannot emphasise enough how the "opposites attract eachother" logic is flawed in most part of the cases.
Alright, tastes are tastes, and everyone's tastes are different, and there are out there people who enjoy being friends and/or being in a relationship with a completely different personality.
However, even though it is not a rule, as I mentioned, individuals tend to enjoy being around people who are similar to them, as the sense of empathy and identification is bigger in such contexts.
The fact that "different personalities balance eachother" isn't exactly true, as such differences sometimes reduce the chances of compatibility between two individuals when it comes to friendships/relationships. It is always good to have someone by our side that understands us in a deeper level and that prefers to enjoy the same types of stuff we do.
Picture a couple: one of them is extrovert and another one introvert, a simple difference. But thus simple difference, if not well balanced, can become uncomfortable, for both of them. The extrovert will become more and more frustrated, because the introvert won't want to go out as frequently as them, and f they go out frequently, the introvert will become drained, and eventually shut down.
This can be managed, but the effort made by both people is heavier than if the couple was composed by only extroverts or only introverts. And again, I must once again say that yes, it is perfectly possible that two people with different personalities become good friends/partners (in fact, as an introvert, most part of my friends are extroverts, but I guess it has to do with demographics). But logically speaking, I guess it s more common to people with similar personalities to stick together.
I'd like to apologise for my awful English. It's 4:31am here at the moment and my cognitive processes are at the same level of those of a broccoli