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Seeker of truth and worthy adult entertainment (NO, not THAT kind, but no victorian 'holier than thou' here either, so i won't pretend i never go there), just well written, properly discussing complex problems, philosophical). ( mediocre) artist and writer.
Unapologetic to anyone without a spine (also known as self sufficient, sturdy minded adult who is not hurt by random disagreements, stupid jokes and unintentional insults, as well as people prying too far toward a 'problematic' topics that are either general or concern them personally), functioning brain, and an ability to discus and debate, aka victims or willing followers of moral relativism, post modernism and the rest of the post enlightenment brain melting garbage people seem to usually go by today. As in the stuff preventing them from seeing any real problems in the world and hopefully their causes, rather than their symptoms and byproducts... And preventing them from saying anything concrete and of substance, and have a proper, fact and reality based debate.
Random reminder that friend requests without ever talking are weird (apparently it needs to be said), not that it bothers me, just pointless to send the request.
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All Comments (395) Comments
hiding behind imaginary morals and complex terminology makes it easy to present your critiques as relevant, while you miss the essence of what entertainment should be: enjoyable.
the acceptability of a drama or a character's personality is highly subjective. therefore, stop labeling those who disagree with you as foolish. in subjective matters, no argument will ever be universally persuasive. even if you invoke technical writing terms, it doesn’t grant you the right to belittle those who appreciate something you do not.
people like you often struggle to create anything truly successful, in a creative artistic aspect, because your rigid perspective on art, entertainment, and pleasure limits your creativity. You hide behind the facade of “I’m just being honest and those who get offended are not mature” while masking your passive-aggressive criticism. the reality is that you, not others, lack the courage to embrace diverse experiences and instead choose to publicly lament what doesn't please you.
please don’t demand that others share your unhappiness. embrace the nuances of life, and recognize that your harsh critiques may go unnoticed by those who find joy in what you dismiss.