Questioner, when you’re irritated with people, you might want to watch some footage from Freestyle Dungeon.
The battle between Ryuho Karma and T-PABLOW from a few years ago is especially fire. Once you start feeling the vibes, all those petty grudges will just fade away.
People who are living fulfilling lives don’t constantly think, “Did they just look down on me?!” whenever someone says something. That’s what it means to let personal resentment get the better of you. Don’t mistake being hurt for making you the most important person in the room. And don’t demand that strangers online cater to your every sensitivity.
Anyway, I doubt anyone reads philosophy books these days, but there’s plenty of Freestyle Dungeon footage on YouTube, so try looking some up.
Additional note:
Chinza’s freestyles are top-tier, but they’d be wasted on someone like the questioner, so I’d rather not let them hear them.
What exactly do you know about whom to write something like this?!
If you’re talking about Makeotoko and Aya from the previous question, I’d love to see the two of them have a conversation!
I’d even love for them to host a course for women doing papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan). I’m sure lots of people would want to watch!!
Makeotoko,
I don’t dislike you at all! If you were registered with Universe Club, I’d even send you a reverse offer!
I got a “creep magnet” thrown my way!
I absolutely love it♡
Is there some deeper meaning behind writing “きも” in hiragana? Since “gross” is usually written in katakana, shouldn’t it be “キモホイホイ”?
Either way, it’s way better than the mean-spirited “cockroach trap.” And shorter, too.
You’re pretty clever, questioner♪
Among the recent insults, this one is particularly brilliant—and you did it far better than Lotteria♪
I forgot to answer the question, oops.
> Don’t you think it would be great if a woman pretending to be clever and a “creep magnet” got together?
○やさん is everyone’s ○やさん. Everyone loves ○やさん and holds them in high regard. I genuinely respect ○やさん too.
There are tons of smart people out there. But being smart alone doesn’t make you any different from a mere commentator. It’s like being wealthy but stingy.
What makes ○やさん amazing is that they’re not just smart—they actually take action and get results. Total respect. (I’m running out of words here.)
As for me, I’m the enemy of all humanity. I’m hated by nearly every respondent here, especially, so I’d probably do everything I could to protect ○やさん by saying:
“○やさん, I’m not saying this for any bad reason, but you should really stay away from Loser Guy.”
> Don’t mistake yourself into thinking that the person who’s been hurt is automatically the most important. Don’t expect that level of delicate consideration from strangers online.
That’s a quote for the ages.
P.S.
○んさん, if you don’t go all out in hating me, the older ladies will start disliking you too, you know? lol
P.P.S.
My business mentor is Aristotle. Among more recent philosophers, probably Bateson—the guy associated with the double bind in schizophrenia.
Modern philosophy has gotten all tangled up with neuroscience, and somehow that’s made it lose its romance.
An MBA isn’t all that useful anyway, so I wish everyone would study philosophy instead.
Philosophy, history, and geopolitics. If you master those three, you can make money pretty much any way you want—but nobody studies them, do they?
