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Post by The 13i$cU1+ Mon$+3r on Apr 24, 2008 16:47:54 GMT 8
Today a very good thing happened. I happened to forget about that chinese letter and then died to wrath. And then I ressurected. She said blah blah scold so loud. Then she said to me. 1 more chance cos you ting xie you did well.
She said it so softly i think only bryce and elroy caught it.
So whislt I was counting my lucky stars, thanking god and finishing the letter while Chestee and KJ and Dan were killing our class(Now you know who does duty) with a ball war? I thought: Why do people condemn in public but forgive in discretion?
Discuss and think about it. Its quite interesting human psycology.
I know this is not the usual way in which I start my debates but do give it a shot. Is human psychology that predictable?
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Post by nattzy on Apr 24, 2008 20:46:42 GMT 8
well for ghosts.....
theres no difference
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Post by The 13i$cU1+ Mon$+3r on Apr 24, 2008 22:11:17 GMT 8
Ok maybe i was not clear enough in my question. To put it very directly, why are people so unopen in forgiveness but so active in condemnation?
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Post by webmaster on Apr 24, 2008 22:28:18 GMT 8
You forgive someone, you lose a bit of face.
Everyone wants to look cool, and looking angry is a way to do so.
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Post by The 13i$cU1+ Mon$+3r on Apr 25, 2008 23:22:46 GMT 8
dont ya think thats kinda dumb? Why should people do that?
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Post by webmaster on Apr 26, 2008 12:38:38 GMT 8
Its instinct. The natural desire to seem 'higher up' than other organisms of your same kind. Everyone has the secret wish to be 'king (or Queen)'.
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Post by nattzy on Jul 27, 2008 21:49:26 GMT 8
i don't (this feels like talking to yourself, this place feels like so lonely)
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