Hængebøffer

Senior Member
Jun 4, 2009
25,185
Hey there Martin.

I'm going for a cup of :coffee: but it might just turn into a casual evening walk. Or both.



Majority of things hold roots there. However, there are some things like being shy that isn't related to your growing up part. Thing like those do affect ones life eventually when they grow up. Also, being fat might be a torture for some. I wouldn't say it's a question of how you were raised, tho. I know it's not related but I just say. Some people are emotionally weaker.
I meant as in inheritance and enviroment.
 

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Apr 15, 2006
56,639
Yeah... i remember a turning point for me sometime in my teens where i told myself that i don't have to let others affect me.

I suppose that is impossible for this particular person though. O well
Speaking from personal experience, it also depends on your relationship to the person who's trying to hurt you. If they are important to you, then their words will hurt more than if the person isn't important. It's easier to brush off their words in case of the latter.
 

Ragazza

Calciopoli Director
Jul 22, 2013
5,060
Why not.. it's one of those times where you could wear a Juve (or Milan jersey in your case) and say to her 'Juve just fu#cked Inter tonight'.
It's always been a fantasy of mine to fuck a girl doggy style and slap her ass while she's wearing an Inter jersey.

I wish I was kidding, but I'm not.
I'm glad I'm not the only one who has thoughts like that. :D
:lol:

Rival sex is the best sex guys, I can attest. I've had actual discussions with my man about getting him Juve and Napoli shirts for the bedroom.
 

Quetzalcoatl

It ain't hard to tell
Aug 22, 2007
66,945
C'mon, you know we deities thrive on faith. Even Aztec ones.

Speaking from personal experience, it also depends on your relationship to the person who's trying to hurt you. If they are important to you, then their words will hurt more than if the person isn't important. It's easier to brush off their words in case of the latter.
True. That's what's happening here
 

Ragazza

Calciopoli Director
Jul 22, 2013
5,060
Guise, im trying to help a friend out.

Do you think you can control how hurt you get about what people say, or does it depend on your nature?
I think it's generally very hard to control your feelings and reactions toward what people say to you, it's a gut instinct. Some people can just let insults and such drop right off them, while others are going to let it affect them.

It's complicated though. For example, if someone insults me on here, usually it doesn't bother me. If it was someone in person, it would bother me a lot more. I'm assuming you're talking about insults or gossip about a person or something like that though, or are you talking about other stuff that someone's being offended by?
 

Ragazza

Calciopoli Director
Jul 22, 2013
5,060
Oh. Her getting fucked is quite alright in that case.
:stuckup:

But yeah, I'm a female interista, and my husband is milanista. Most people here know that so I didn't really put any context :D

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Let's just say it's an individual thing like pain.
Yeah it still is individual no matter what, I was just curious what it is that this person is being hurt/offended by. For example some people are sensitive to hearing things that are politically incorrect, even if it wasn't directed toward them. Or it could be rejection, or something.
 

Quetzalcoatl

It ain't hard to tell
Aug 22, 2007
66,945
I think it's generally very hard to control your feelings and reactions toward what people say to you, it's a gut instinct. Some people can just let insults and such drop right off them, while others are going to let it affect them.

It's complicated though. For example, if someone insults me on here, usually it doesn't bother me. If it was someone in person, it would bother me a lot more. I'm assuming you're talking about insults or gossip about a person or something like that though, or are you talking about other stuff that someone's being offended by?
Insults from a "loved one"
you're the least convincing deity I've seen
Just consider yourself privileged. Or insane
 

Ragazza

Calciopoli Director
Jul 22, 2013
5,060
It's her sister. Shes a crazy witch
If that's normal behavior for her sister, in a perfect world this girl would just ignore it. But it's just not that easy, especially from a family member, I think that makes it doubly worse.


I prefer to just stick it in her Maldini while I soil the San Siro.
I'm not sure if this indirectly affects me or not.
 

Fr3sh

Senior Member
Jul 12, 2011
37,365
Insults from a "loved one"
Cutting off ties is hard, but sometimes it's something that needs to be done.

Personally, actions hurt me more than words. If I rate someone, if I respect you and decide to walk with you, I expect a certain level of respect. If that expectation is not met, then said individual is not worthy of walking with me, period.

When I moved to Edmonton, I got really close with this Moroccan guy, we were really close friends. From '09 till about 2013, I used to kick it with him on the regular. If I don't see him for a while, call him up, see if all is good, dude was like a brother to me. As the years went on, we racked up a shit ton of mutual friends, hung out in the several different social circles. Other people started coming around and started telling me Buddy is spreading such and such words about you, I paid no mind. There was this one class we took together, I had super shitty grade in a midterm while he killed it, he bragged about it to the whole world by comparing his 90+% grade to my 55% grade, I paid no mind. He talks serious shit over the pool table (in the student lounge), I laugh with him.

Then one day, I go to him, ask him advice about some girl I was pulling moves on. Next thing you know fucker went to Mexico with her over reading week. Came back orange as fuck and tried to gimme one of them handshake/hugs when he came back, I clocked the fucker. Never looked at him in the eye ever again.
 

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