"unseating" people - do you do it?
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"unseating" people - do you do it?I consider myself a resolute personality, I don't like being shod over nor being secondary to others.
Maybe this is one reason why I try to unseat haughty people. By unseat, I mean say things to embarrass publicly them and show them up. Normal social skills is to accept people as they come, but another "fact" of life is that no one person's word or belief is absolute. So it balances.
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Re: "unseating" people - do you do it?If you find someone distasteful it's probably best to just move on or ignore them. Attempting to make a fool of them because you feel they think they are better than you is crass and immature.(Original post by sao desi)
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Re: "unseating" people - do you do it?A true master is more facilitator than provocateur; we help enable deserving souls to 'unseat' themselves - often through what we neglect to say, rather that what we might elect to say
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Re: "unseating" people - do you do it?I think maturity is subjective.(Original post by jeery83)
If you find someone distasteful it's probably best to just move on or ignore them. Attempting to make a fool of them because you feel they think they are better than you is crass and immature. -
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Re: "unseating" people - do you do it?That was one of the best articulated statements I've read. Very smooth.(Original post by Foo.mp3)
A true master is more facilitator than provocateur; we help enable deserving souls to 'unseat' themselves - often through what we neglect to say, rather that what we might elect to say
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Re: "unseating" people - do you do it?Measurably more illuminating and engaging than the original poster's opening statement.(Original post by Pitt1988)
That was one of the best articulated statements I've read. Very smooth. -
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Re: "unseating" people - do you do it?(Original post by Pitt1988)
That was one of the best articulated statements I've read. Very smooth.(Original post by Studentus-anonymous)
Measurably more illuminating and engaging than the original poster's opening statement.
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