MacGuffin
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She took it!Are you the blur in the middle?
Not fair as I know what you look like. (And where you live too.)
Does Mrs Mac, the mother of your child, know about this photo'?
She took it!Are you the blur in the middle?
Not fair as I know what you look like. (And where you live too.)
Does Mrs Mac, the mother of your child, know about this photo'?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dissociative_identity_disorder...Oh the things I would do to myself... If I were someone else... except I'm not so... Oh the things I would watch myself do to other people... But I would really rather be them...
I'm everything I want... In someone else...
Perhaps she had a log fetish? Or perhaps just liked having sex in uncomfortable places, like the back of a Volkswagen![]()
Not even close
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Sometimes I think this too, but then I usually wonder if I'm just not imagining it and being an arrogant dick. I'm quite awkward, but somewhat flirtatious at the same time. Feels good though when you get stuff like eye contact, giggling, smiling, "can I sit next to you?", random hugs, etc. It's a little awkward for me but that stuff definitely boosts your ego.I get a lot of attention from girls... a lot. I'm pretty flirtatious too but I get more signals/flirts than I give out. Eye contact is the biggest, I'm talkin 2 or 3 second stare downs. Most girls are not super obvious with their signals, just enough to let me kno their interested. Flirting is a different story though, when its one on one there's a huge amount of sexual tension going on as we talk.
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yes.
Sometimes I think this too, but then I usually wonder if I'm just not imagining it and being an arrogant dick. I'm quite awkward, but somewhat flirtatious at the same time. Feels good though when you get stuff like eye contact, giggling, smiling, "can I sit next to you?", random hugs, etc. It's a little awkward for me but that stuff definitely boosts your ego.
OG. When I read that I thought to myself, "I wonder if a single below average quality (as the conjectured arrogance) can outweigh a plethora of above average qualities."I couldn't agree more. It's never been like this for me before in terms of "popularity" (even though I don't like using that word). I really conscientiously try not to sound arrogant or let any of my above average qualities go to my head. And because I now know what it's like to be a "big shot" (in my eyes I guess), I can see the arrogance or other jerk qualities in other people, which is not attractive.
OG. When I read that I thought to myself, "I wonder if a single below average quality (as the conjectured arrogance) can outweigh a plethora of above average qualities."
I'm SUPER hot.
O. Genius. I'm not going to say you are arrogant. I don't think you are. My opinion of arrogance at first is to think it not attractive, but as usual for me, I want to ask are there exceptions?I think it depends on how one perceives arrogance. For starters, it takes a moderate amount to click A on this poll regardless if that person is attractive or not. IMO, pointing out a deficiency in yourself (such as saying "I'm weird") while pointing out attractiveness does not mask the fact that you said something "arrogant". There's only one solution but to come right out and say what you're going to say. You're right, arrogance is one the worst qualities a person can have despite other good qualities. I don't exactly know the line between feeling good about oneself and pompousness, but I do know, despite my indifference towards people who are arrogant, that appearing to be arrogant isn't a good quality. People will decide for themselves what's considered arrogant so I try not to let anything go to my head as to not appear arrogant. I don't think that most of the people here will be quick to make that kind of judgement but I'm sorry to anyone I offended for appearing to be arrogant.
Actually, to be fair, ObliviousGenius, arrogance as a good value in a leader wasn't my idea. I read it recently about candidates running for President here in the United States. The article said a "big ego" was a desirable trait otherwise they would not be as inclined to run. They must believe a lot in themselves and what they are doing. I'm inclined to go along with that.I never considered it that way, but I think that people who see the leader this way will be more opt to feel disrespect toward him. That could just be my belief that people are more judgmental than not or the personal experiences of this particular case I've seen. If someone was to be perceptive enough to understand that arrogance could be a good trait of a leader than I think it could be likely that they would abandon their judgment to see that it's a good thing.