WWAW Liking People?

[guest]

I'm asking odd shit to you people, but it's a valid question: we live in a harsh world. Most people suck. And we here are the refuge of the damned.

But there's still good eggs out there. I meet a fair amount on my tours, though some lads are rather awkward. Still mean well though, but not someone I would share a pint with.

What I wish to ask is, who do you genuinely like? Someone you know, a public figure? Could be your folks, really, but let's share in some positivity.

Two of my favorite public figures, just because they're so blunt I have to respect it, are Jim Cornette and Charles Barkley. I have seen wrestling on and off throughout my life, starting with World of Sport, and I agree with Jim's perspective on treating it rather serious. I don't watch wrestling or seek it out, but the history and it's roots in early America are a fascinating lesson on the psychology of an audience.

And I love Barkley despite not caring about basketball. Never watch it, never cared, but I can listen to that man discuss anything and be enthralled. He is so much his own person and gives a "Fuck you" to everyone, never changing. I admire that immensely in any human being, especially one that makes me laugh like he does.

And @CuntFucker has grown on me a little.

Pass

 

[Former Prez Gerald Ford]

Relating to people is hard because my IQ is like 50 points higher than everyone around me. That’s a joke I have no idea what my IQ is it just seems like everyone in the US is fat and retarded. I’m starting to think 100 years of Jewish psychological and genetic experimentation on the goyim has not been a positive thing for mankind

 

[aRTie02150]

Yeah I have a hard time warming up to people. I just don't have the desire to make new friends. I have a few buddies that I rarely see anymore.
I'm very judgemental, I like to keep to myself. I was never really a "popular" kid but I always had people wanting to be friends.

Sometimes I think back to when people went out of their way to be friendly to me, and I shit all over it.
It makes me feel like an even worse piece of shit than I already know I am.

The only time I ever feel dread about it is when laying in bed at 3am thinking about how lonely I'll be when all my family is dead and I didn't try to talk to people who were being nice to me.

Because once you're old and ugly, there's no turning back. All you have left is to be that creepy fuck trying to suck the youth out of other people, or that pathetic old fuck contacting people you haven't spoken to in decades.

Same page Dre.

If we weren't both sociopaths I think we'd make great friends who don't say a word to each other and just appreciating one another's presence.

Unspoken bond kind of thing.

 

[Riccardo Bosi]

These days, anyone who offers me a cigarette is a saint.

 

[TomFromNawlins]

Relating to people is hard because my IQ is like 50 points higher than everyone around me. That’s a joke I have no idea what my IQ is it just seems like everyone in the US is fat and retarded. I’m starting to think 100 years of Jewish psychological and genetic experimentation on the goyim has not been a positive thing for mankind

The Joe Cumia IQ scale doesn’t count.

 

[Harry Powell]

I used to be very interested in other people and that went away about a decade ago when I became a drug addict.

Most positive aspects of my personality have come back since I quit drugs but I never recovered that. Even people that are my friends - I just don’t care that much.

I think meth and heroin forever took a part of my soul. Maybe it’s just aging and having a kid.

 

[DMAN]

I also think that the older you get, the more you experience people disappearing or changing on a dime.
So it makes you more cautious of placing your eggs in any baskets. Why bother trying to bond with people when you've been burned too many times?

Especially now that THE MEDIA has made 90% of the population insufferable to communicate with.

Same page Dre.

If we weren't both sociopaths I think we'd make great friends who don't say a word to each other and just appreciating one another's presence.

Unspoken bond kind of thing.

I've always gotten along well with boston hispanics. We can both be Silent Bob.
Bonding over character assassination and celebrating the misfortune of others.