Here. When I say I have up-close experience with all kinds of people, I mean it.
Sure I have more photos but I don’t feel like rummaging through the 3k photos on my phone.
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Kinda weird to demand a guy post photos to prove he has worked/lived in diverse areas…
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What the fuck you mean? He offered to show them.
I think just about everybody else would simply take him at his word.
EDIT: I’m not speaking for him. He did offer to post them and then was willing to follow through. I just don’t know why it needed to be proved to you.
They are very nice photos Brick. I’m happy you meet cool people.
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Sounds like your problem then.
I wanted to be nosy.
You should see my youngest niece. She’s adorable.
Sure man. Hell, why not show me more pictures of your cats.
Thanks for sharing Uncle Sky.
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I’m gonna delete now though. Dont need to leave stuff like that around (there are wierdos on the interwebs).
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I might have more. Which makes it funny when the weak minded accuse me of being racist against black people. If I hated them so much I would have gone out of my way to avoid them as much as possible.
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Probably.
Exactly. However these days some people literally interpret unflattering remarks or criticism about groups of people as hatred. It is ridiculous.
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Not correlated whatsoever. You can still hate them and be around them. Even my rich navy veteran uncle experienced that in his life. We were just talking yesterday.
I made sure to mention veteran cause that makes nutballs listen. Haha.
One can do that but it would be difficult to do that for years and years.
Are criticisms really an effective way of getting a message across though?
@tlgains It’s one way of correction or moderation.
I’m not even against people criticizing me when justified, as I should be in some cases. If I’m responsible for my behavior and activity, and that’s affecting others in a negative way, then I deserve it.
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Personally I don’t like criticisms, but it will get the message across. If there’s a better way to word something without hurting someone’s feelings, then that works for me.
I also don’t want to be treated like a child.
Then stop posting like one
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Maybe this is getting into semantics too much, IDK, but criticism isn’t the same as insult.
I agree about being careful with criticism. Especially, if your goal as the one providing feedback (criticism) is for the person to improve.
Lots of people like the sandwich method. Start off with a compliment, then criticism, then finish with a compliment.