Thread:Dayne Dariel/@comment-10733658-20160527123046/@comment-27247962-20160527135422

xD You'll get your essay!

Well if there's a way to make my forbidden fruit look less forbidden, you've solved my attitude. Ha I thrive too much on unwanted threads.

Well let's try it by the book then.

I have to correct myself. 'Being the bigger man' is not a weak attitude, it's like you said very mature, i would discuss if it's responsible. Because in some cases you just don't feel responsible for your own actions, so you can't force yourself to feel responsible for it. It's a weak resolve. I decide to go the extra mile when I choose to jump into a thread.

If  you jump into a thread and back down halfway, what was the point in starting a discussion to get your point across... (doesn't mean i won't back down if I agree that mine was just to troll or flamebait, but this Touka-thread was meant to get a serious concern I had across) I start my discussions with a clear goal in mind and I will say everything I want until the point has come across. And my temper can't handle that people rather focus on the personal implications of my comment, then the point i'm trying to make with my comment. So I won't back down until i've said what i want to say. That might not be mature or 'responsible', but it does make me feel more comfortable, so that's why I ignore the chance to walk away.

I've learned a lot with this little discussion. How to write my thoughts next time, how to ignore the one-guy who is just as hot-tempered as me and hopefully I write a more acceptable discussion next time.

Everyone is a hypocrite, the only difference is the extend in which you disagree with this. If you don't like to be called hypocrite, you'll unconciously try to prevent being hypocritical next time you write something. If you're like me and don't care about being a hypocrite, because you know it can't be helped, you'll need another tactic. It's not an insult in my eyes, just a bad side of humans, we don't like it to be brought into the light.

Thanks for letting me write all this, this calmed me down. I'll let you deal with further occurences where I feel my temper starting to get active.

'Til monday, teacher. With my essay on how the Human Centiped is not "100% medically accurate". (rubs the palms of my hands enthusiastically)