You’re not the person I thought you were Is far different from You’re not the person I thought you could be When you realize that a person is not capable of taking any responsibility for their lies, behaviors,… And you accept the second statement… I think that’s when you can finally get away.

For those of you Who know you’re flawed Don’t try to market yourself for clicks Don’t want more than truth And would flip off anyone who serves it I salute you!

How do I think this guy is an utter narcissist? 1. He never once replied to any comment I said in support of him. 2. He accused me of being a bot and blocked me in seconds once I simply offered a different perspective. 3. He has a platform to “expose narcissists”. @Ryan_Daigler is obvious.

These people are nuts! “Narcissistic abuse victims” who claim that sine I suggest abuse victims may be more probe to suicide that I am somehow missing the boat. Are you all completely blind? Or just completely narcissistic?

What? I’ve been vindicated and proven right after being discriminated against for 20 years? WTF?

I just found the hugest narcissist on this platform. This guy literally blocked me for suggesting male suicide was related to narcissistic abuse Because it didn’t fit his narrative. I said zero wrong and in fact was supportive. What an asshole!! @Ryan_Daigler

Sutherlands is going to have a great day

Did you ever wake up one day and see people totally different? Like you see peoples kindness, lack of care, etc… and find attraction in this sort of “mannerism” instead of their appearance?

How many people got excited they finally found an outlet before someone got mad?

At the end of the day, what matters more than how you are treated by your “person” in any relationship? How much energy do you actually spend on “treating” people instead of your looks or considering how someone looks? Narcissists will downplay me on this, but that’s because they can’t GAF how they treat others.

Drinking problem?

Why single out European culture—or any other—for contempt? They climbed out of the same pit most societies were in: raids, collapse, short lives. What changed first was not a miracle of virtue. Invasions eased, order held, and people could keep a harvest. That took a working home culture: law, language, memory, and a will to defend them. Dark Ages: 400–900 Transition: 900–1100 — raids fade, internal order returns, surplus starts to stick Crusades: 1095–1291 — a recovered Europe projecting power; not what ended the Dark Ages Renaissance: 1300s–1600s Then Enlightenment, industry, and the long rise in living standards Life did not leap in 1100. Stability was the platform the later acceleration stood on. The Crusades did not build that platform; they came after it. What Europe eventually exported was the compounding package: engines, medicine, fertilizer, literacy, institutions. Crimes were real—slavery, conquest, brutality. Those were not unique to Europeans or any one culture. In the end, the result of stability and work still raised the floor for billions. That is worth marking. Stability is the precondition. Treat cohesion as optional and you hand the precondition back. Every people needs a stable home. That starts with protecting and taking seriously their own culture—not only Europe’s. We ALL have to fix ourselves to make a better world. If our own cultural home is in order, regardless what culture we are or come from, amazing things can happen.

It may be expensive, but it works every time

Ed Sheeran pussed out.