Posted by etalon on July 12, 2002 at 05:20:07:
In Reply to: Why did everybody blow off this question? It sounds resonable enough to me. posted by Interested on July 11, 2002 at 18:45:15:
Reasonable? How about self agrandizing?
There are three kinds of people in the world.
e) If only seeing 3 types makes a point for you that is what you believe. Seems to be limited in thinking for the purpose of mking foolish statements.
The first are those who are like letters carved in rock: they easily give way to anger and retain their angry thoughts for a long time.
e) What about those who do not easily give way to anger, but when they do retain it for a long time? That's one more type in this world. This person really needs to meet up with a real as$h@le to get angry.
The second are those who are like letters written in sand, they also give way to anger, but their angry thoughts quickly pass away.
e) Now here you did not specify 'easily' give way, but it is obvious you can find those who do an do not easily give way who do not hold anger long. This adds another type making at least five. These same people may have this quality most the time, but when they meet a real as$h@le might turn to rock and hold anger longer. It appears circumstances could determine a persons qualities for a given level of tenacity in anger.
The third is those who are like letters written in running water, they do not retain their passing thoughts, they let abuse and uncomfortable gossip pass by unnoticed, their minds are always pure and undisturbed.
e) Some people's minds appear pure and undisturbed because they could care less about the wealfare of others or how their actions have affected others. They operate from arrogance, self love and can be classified as real as$h@les. Why should they get angry nobody else in the world matters to their narcissistic self. That makes at least six types, I really do not feel like giving this more thought to come up with more since my point is made.
How would you judge yourself of these three types.
the key is judging yourself and not others, by judging yourself correctly you can see yourself and change for the better.
Master Ping
How DO you judge your arrogant, self agrandizing self you who chooses to only recognize three types to make a rhetorical statement to suit your needs?
etalon
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