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The Flood / Re: isn't it funny how we warmly applaud ex-addicts for being "clean" for a year
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The Flood / Re: isn't it funny how we warmly applaud ex-addicts for being "clean" for a year« on: November 24, 2017, 02:16:10 AM »Illuminati wants to reduce the world population to half billion.i love the illuminati now 4952
Gaming / Re: Favorite Zelda games?« on: November 24, 2017, 01:58:50 AM »yes you doGet the slow jerk going, ain't gotta pump and dump my dudeYou can jerk it while waiting for the match to load. Super efficient.it takes me 30-60 minutes to get off which is why i don't do it anymore 4953
Gaming / Re: Favorite Zelda games?« on: November 24, 2017, 01:48:45 AM »You can jerk it while waiting for the match to load. Super efficient.it takes me 30-60 minutes to get off which is why i don't do it anymore 4954
The Flood / Re: isn't it funny how we warmly applaud ex-addicts for being "clean" for a year« on: November 24, 2017, 01:47:46 AM »it's more than "hard"you don't like my methods, but you're not supposed to like my methodsAt the end of the day, whether your methods are liked or not isn't the issue. It's effectiveness. Yes, it's hard to not see things work out it crushes my soul into a million irreparable pieces, and sometimes--all the time--i just don't have the patience to put them all back together, so i take the easy and more smugly satisfying way, and on some level, i don't think you could blame me the bottom line is that i'm not cut out for the task, and i fully admit that don't have the energy, don't have the patience, don't have the temperament so, the third option is to do nothing, like everybody else does, and just watch the people i care about slowly (or swiftly) kill themselves, because i just don't know how to handle it "properly," and in a certain sense, am too afraid of not doing a "good enough job" to help them out i wouldn't feel blame or anything, it's ultimately always going to be their own dumbass fault but it still sucks the life out of me 4955
Gaming / Re: Favorite Zelda games?« on: November 24, 2017, 01:21:05 AM »So you chastise people for doing something you do.Nope, not even close to what I'm doing. And even if I were doing that, there's absolutely nothing wrong with that. Quote Either way, stress from competitive gaming can be alleviated by jerking that meat.That's extremely inefficient. 4956
The Flood / Re: isn't it funny how we warmly applaud ex-addicts for being "clean" for a year« on: November 24, 2017, 01:18:41 AM »the problem here is that you're suggesting that i do something i already believe i am doingbut for how difficult it is for most people to be sober, maintaining sobriety for perhaps someone as long as i have starts looking more and more like a genuine praiseworthy... attribute (if not achievement or accomplishment), if you ask meAt that point, you're just embodying the idea of total legal normalcy. Not to say that it's being "average" since that would have involved trying a drug at least once or twice, but the kind of person who's in the middle. i DO view myself as a person trying to help people get better you don't like my methods, but you're not supposed to like my methods my options are to either 1. swallow my hatred and adopt more positive reinforcement, maybe help a few people, and then proceed to get stepped on as they all relapse or fall back into some other bullshit, because that's what people do 2. continue my current methods, which gives me personal satisfaction no matter the result--which may have a 0% success rate, but at least i get to be right at the end of the day you could say that's my vice, the desire to prove others wrong 4957
Gaming / Re: Favorite Zelda games?« on: November 24, 2017, 01:04:03 AM »NoYes. Abstaining from "competitive urges" would be a bigger negative than it would be a positive. Abstaining from masturbation has only been a good thing. 4958
Gaming / Re: Favorite Zelda games?« on: November 24, 2017, 12:58:49 AM »NoYes. The thing about impossible things is that they are not possible. 4959
Gaming / Re: Favorite Zelda games?« on: November 24, 2017, 12:54:36 AM »Yes in my original post.Not in your original post, and you're weak if you can't rise above your animal instincts.You listed it as a positive that you got from playing Street fighter, it isn't.No, I didn't. The positive was "a place where I can dump this objectively bad thing that otherwise cannot be destroyed." You ARE weak, but sometimes that's literally unavoidable. 4960
Gaming / Re: Favorite Zelda games?« on: November 24, 2017, 12:51:07 AM »You listed it as a positive that you got from playing Street fighter, it isn't.No, I didn't. The positive was "a place where I can dump this objectively bad thing that otherwise cannot be destroyed." 4961
Gaming / Re: Favorite Zelda games?« on: November 24, 2017, 12:45:44 AM »Point is stress is bad for you, competition isn't healthy.Neither are points that I have argued against; you have no point. Quote I'd post the definition but "dictionaries lie, lol"Good boy. Quote Nah, just too lazy to look them up. YouTube 4962
Gaming / Re: Favorite Zelda games?« on: November 24, 2017, 12:39:04 AM »Again, handling stress is different from not experiencing it. Your body doesn't handle stress well even if your mind does.You still have no point. Quote Regardless of how you think doing five different things to get the same benefit of masturbation, that's not debunking it and there's literally no reason beyond we should be fighting our animalistic urges.It's debunking it. Quote There are plenty of articles on it, just none that I can find with statistics.So you lose? 4963
The Flood / Re: Where are you going to go when sep7 finally dies?« on: November 24, 2017, 12:13:35 AM »yeah and i gave you a better jokeIt was a joke dumbass."Possessed Deci's inactive account" would've been more believable, given that he's already done that with kinderPlot twist.I thought we were all Cheat's alts. Isn't he doing that already?Why does everyone think this site is going to pop out of existence? It'll still be around when I'm the only one left. 4964
The Flood / Re: Where are you going to go when sep7 finally dies?« on: November 24, 2017, 12:04:13 AM »"Possessed Deci's inactive account" would've been more believable, given that he's already done that with kinderPlot twist.I thought we were all Cheat's alts. Isn't he doing that already?Why does everyone think this site is going to pop out of existence? It'll still be around when I'm the only one left. 4965
The Flood / Re: isn't it funny how we warmly applaud ex-addicts for being "clean" for a year« on: November 23, 2017, 10:28:15 PM »i just think it's a double standard, and that's what pisses me offso of what purpose is forgiveness, especially when nobody actually seems to care anywayForgiveness is earned. There's a reason why being sober for a year is something that gets congratulated, whereas being sober for two days is ignored at best and still scorned at worst. It's because committing to the path of correcting one's mistakes is more certain the longer it's maintained. Everything boils down to habits; if you're in the habit of doing heroin, then a few days not doing it just means that-- even if you're trying-- you could still quite easily relapse without any noticeable difference to the schedule of disappointments. If you go five years without doing heroin, it means the person put in enough effort to stop being a disappointment, and that should be congratulated. given how easy it is for some people to cave under pressure, it would seem to suggest that the world we live in is just too difficult to bear soberly for most people in the world 1 in 10 US citizens are addicts well over half of the remainder abuse recreational substances habitually, whether it be caffeine, alcohol, marijuana, molly, xanax, or whatever the fuck else are all drugs equally bad? no but for how difficult it is for most people to be sober, maintaining sobriety for perhaps someone as long as i have starts looking more and more like a genuine praiseworthy... attribute (if not achievement or accomplishment), if you ask me but nobody cares, of course, and ultimately, neither do i i just think it's silly to praise one and not the other, if you're gonna do it at all 4966
The Flood / Re: isn't it funny how we warmly applaud ex-addicts for being "clean" for a year« on: November 23, 2017, 09:33:44 PM »veganism is cool and all, but if you've ever eaten meat then you're forever a piece of shit regardless of how long you've been meat free tbh.Basically there's no way to undo any crime, and no way to demonstrate the veracity of one's atonement so of what purpose is forgiveness, especially when nobody actually seems to care anyway 4967
The Flood / Re: isn't it funny how we warmly applaud ex-addicts for being "clean" for a year« on: November 23, 2017, 09:31:53 PM »adam's song, to a degree yeahQuick question, bro not so much the second song, given that my parents are still happily together and such 4969
The Flood / Re: isn't it funny how we warmly applaud ex-addicts for being "clean" for a year« on: November 23, 2017, 06:01:55 PM »if deci were a geniusand yet i still have the strength of will not to indulge in anything, because i just kick that much ass i guessThis looks like something Deci would say 4970
The Flood / Re: isn't it funny how we warmly applaud ex-addicts for being "clean" for a year« on: November 23, 2017, 12:53:19 PM »this is just sad.you will never be able to say you've never done drugs that's even more sad 4971
The Flood / Re: isn't it funny how we warmly applaud ex-addicts for being "clean" for a year« on: November 23, 2017, 12:16:58 PM »there's no such thing as addiction"Decide to relapse"That is the goal - so when we praise someone who is getting closer to the perfect state, we let them know that "hey man, you're doing good."but it's not just weak, weak people 4972
The Flood / Re: isn't it funny how we warmly applaud ex-addicts for being "clean" for a year« on: November 23, 2017, 12:09:33 PM »That is the goal - so when we praise someone who is getting closer to the perfect state, we let them know that "hey man, you're doing good."but it's not you didn't profit from the experience if you got out of that situation and THEN proceeded to help others get out of that situation, that would be profiting but most drug addicts instead decide to relapse, because they're pieces of shit 4973
The Flood / Re: isn't it funny how we warmly applaud ex-addicts for being "clean" for a year« on: November 23, 2017, 12:07:19 PM »but you're still back in neutralto return to neutral from negative requires a positive.ITT: Verb tries to understand why positive actions are rewarded/praised.it's not a positive action why is that praiseworthy 4974
The Flood / Re: isn't it funny how we warmly applaud ex-addicts for being "clean" for a year« on: November 23, 2017, 11:58:39 AM »ITT: Verb tries to understand why positive actions are rewarded/praised.it's not a positive action it's a return to the neutral position 4975
The Flood / Re: isn't it funny how we warmly applaud ex-addicts for being "clean" for a year« on: November 23, 2017, 11:57:58 AM »No one is arguing that they are not idiots for starting, but if they were able to turn their lives around? You were at least smart enough to realise what you were doing was bad and you did something about it.but that in itself is not worthy of praise Quote ts a positive change - so it gets appraisal.why shouldn't something that is consistently perfect never get appraisal 4976
The Flood / Re: isn't it funny how we warmly applaud ex-addicts for being "clean" for a year« on: November 23, 2017, 11:40:15 AM »there is absolutely no fucking reason it shouldn't work like that, and it's implied to work like thatno, you used it in literally the opposite wayso i didn't use it incorrectly at all then thanksyou used that incorrectlythat's not a struggleliteral example "he struggled to the summit of the world's highest mountain"thank you for confirming that i have struggled and drug addicts have notand drug addicts and alcoholics have NEVER struggledoh wait, I didn't learn that today, I already knew thatand drug addicts and alcoholics have NEVER struggledTIL verbatim, who complains constantly about hardships and suffering, has never faced hardship or sufferednobody cares about people who have never struggledand drug addicts and alcoholics have NEVER struggled every fallacy is an implied two-way street an appeal to nature is described as a shitty argument wherein someone claims that something is "good" because it is "natural" this also implies that claims of nature being "bad" are also appeals to nature the point is that, intrinsically, nature is neither good nor bad it makes perfect fucking sense that definitions can either be too broad or too narrow, and they directly imply the existence of the other 4977
The Flood / Re: isn't it funny how we warmly applaud ex-addicts for being "clean" for a year« on: November 23, 2017, 11:21:38 AM »so i didn't use it incorrectly at all then thanksyou used that incorrectlythat's not a struggleliteral example "he struggled to the summit of the world's highest mountain"thank you for confirming that i have struggled and drug addicts have notand drug addicts and alcoholics have NEVER struggledoh wait, I didn't learn that today, I already knew thatand drug addicts and alcoholics have NEVER struggledTIL verbatim, who complains constantly about hardships and suffering, has never faced hardship or sufferednobody cares about people who have never struggledand drug addicts and alcoholics have NEVER struggled you have literally described what i just i did 4978
The Flood / Re: isn't it funny how we warmly applaud ex-addicts for being "clean" for a year« on: November 23, 2017, 11:17:35 AM »Well, they do for me so I dunno what to tell you.in order to believe everything that i believe, you basically have to be made of pure empathy and nothing else "don't do drugs or we'll treat you like shit for the rest of your life on top of your addiction" everyone would gain from this, except the addicts (who chose a life of mockery and hatred anyway) 4979
The Flood / Re: isn't it funny how we warmly applaud ex-addicts for being "clean" for a year« on: November 23, 2017, 11:16:09 AM »
"i know exactly how you feel, sally the rape victim!
i climbed a big mountain once, and it was hard!" 4980
The Flood / Re: isn't it funny how we warmly applaud ex-addicts for being "clean" for a year« on: November 23, 2017, 11:12:45 AM »that's not a struggleliteral example "he struggled to the summit of the world's highest mountain"thank you for confirming that i have struggled and drug addicts have notand drug addicts and alcoholics have NEVER struggledoh wait, I didn't learn that today, I already knew thatand drug addicts and alcoholics have NEVER struggledTIL verbatim, who complains constantly about hardships and suffering, has never faced hardship or sufferednobody cares about people who have never struggledand drug addicts and alcoholics have NEVER struggled he chose to climb that mountain https://www.logicallyfallacious.com/tools/lp/Bo/LogicalFallacies/27/Appeal-to-Definition |