Posted: May 18, 2008, 9:42 AM CST
Portiea wrote:Well, yes, everybody has their opinions--it's how you express them and act on them that shows ugliness...refering to the post above, not yours
And the best thing is to just NOT express them when they are only going to cause negativity. Shipoker gave a perfect example. Just a snotty little shot. Me, if I had run across that dirty person I would either keep my mouth shut or offer them some deodorant or something to help them clean up, not just pop off.
lusciousmile "People will always judge others according to what they understand, at the given moment."
Wrong. Bitches and assholes judge, decent people wonder, and ask questions when they don't understand, realizing that they don't KNOW.
"I know i will keep away from drunks because my father had the problem once, that is how i deal with my pain....I do not have the capacity to exclude and sort out cause and means, i simply, stay away."
I fully understand exercising more caution around certain "types" (for lack of a better word). I know that with the growing racism and hostility amongst blacks in America, I don't care to interact with those who are already acting crabby or stupid.
Zell "I can usually work it out very quickly what someone is like going by their mannerisms, attitude they project and some of their facial features"
I urgently caution people against forming hard and fast opinions this way, because I know from experience that it is STUPID a lot of the time. E.g. lots of times I apparently look angry when I am thinking, even just trying to decide what is for supper LOL Too many times, idiots assumed I was mad, because they never even bothered to ask, and I was thinking, not talking LOL Didn't even know they were paying any attention to me until they started popping off, and then I WAS mad. And NO, I do not say sorry or show remorse for having people hauled off in aid cars if THEY started it.