I say weird shit and half the time I actually believe it.
Like, aside from all of the concerns about the practicality of it, why can’t we just have weird shit? It’s okay for things to be weird. It might be kind of fun. It might be kind of cool. Like, if I were at an amusement park and they offered a ride where you could ride these things, I would pay to ride one.
I mean, given how much money she has, she could actually have a mattress with a divot specifically for her ass.
The implication that I believe you are missing is that all humans are to some degree evil, and that goes doubly so for the type of human that finds themselves working in the world of politics.
It’s tongue-in-cheek, and that was very well known when the phrase originally came out.
The subtlety seems to have been lost over time.
I don’t think they mean clinical diagnosis, more of like an interpersonal diagnosis.
I believe they are just asking for how to identify red flags.
I’ve been wary of labels because it seems like shorthand for actually getting to know a person.
That skill can be handy if you’re frequently meeting a lot of people, sure, but a person who is quick to attach a label to somebody that they didn’t attach to themselves first has no interest in getting to know that person, and their label should not automatically be accepted as correct.
I’ve known quite a few people who were labeled as weird by the unofficial group leader who turned out to just have interests that the group leader wasn’t interested in and was otherwise a perfectly normal person.
A lot of people missed out on their friendship because of that label.
I think it was Jesus that said, “It’s better to ban an entire nation from existing than it is to work out your own sexuality with fear and trembling”.
If my dick is out, I’ve already won.
It’s because crypto isn’t actually money. It’s just something somebody might give you money for.
In theory, you can walk to your nearest forest and collect pine cones and then sell them to people.
That’s about the same as crypto, only pine cones are actually useful.