As you can probably tell from some of my previous threads, I have a penchant for telling it like it is, calling it how I see it. Just some things I've noticed:
1. It's amazing how people react when they are confronted with the truth about something, instead of what they are expecting to hear. I usually get stunned silence from others, with looks of disbelief on their face.
2. It's interesting to see how people (friends and acqaintances) change their views about things to be more in line with my way of thinking instead of having the balls to stand by their convictions. I see this in everyday life. For instance, If I am out shopping with others, let's say for clothes or furniture or whatever, they will say, "oh look, isn't this nice??" if I hate it, I will say so. The response I get is "You're right, it's not that great", or something to that effect.
Most people are lemmings.
1. It's amazing how people react when they are confronted with the truth about something, instead of what they are expecting to hear. I usually get stunned silence from others, with looks of disbelief on their face.
2. It's interesting to see how people (friends and acqaintances) change their views about things to be more in line with my way of thinking instead of having the balls to stand by their convictions. I see this in everyday life. For instance, If I am out shopping with others, let's say for clothes or furniture or whatever, they will say, "oh look, isn't this nice??" if I hate it, I will say so. The response I get is "You're right, it's not that great", or something to that effect.
Most people are lemmings.
