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21 Dec 21
@very-rusty saidI don't have much reason to get angry these days.
In your case you're a very passive person most of the time. Ghost has shown he can be aggressive.
-VR
22 Dec 21
@very-rusty saidYou need to explain that. Where have I shown aggression on this site?
In your case you're a very passive person most of the time. Ghost has shown he can be aggressive.
-VR
@ghost-of-a-duke saidI really don't have to explain it Ghost. You've shown it against me in the past, you've show it against the gooster more recently, not that he wasn't deserving of it. Perhaps I was to, but then I'd be bias when it comes to me. 🙂
You need to explain that. Where have I shown aggression on this site?
-VR
22 Dec 21
@very-rusty saidWait, do you not know the meaning of aggression?
I really don't have to explain it Ghost. You've shown it against me in the past, you've show it against the gooster more recently, not that he wasn't deserving of it. Perhaps I was to, but then I'd be bias when it comes to me. 🙂
-VR
@ghost-of-a-duke saidNow you sound like the gooster, Ghost.
Wait, do you not know the meaning of aggression?
Verbal hostility would be one example if you need an example.
-VR
22 Dec 21
@very-rusty saidI can certainly be blunt and challenging, but that is a million miles from aggression.
Now you sound like the gooster, Ghost.
Verbal hostility would be one example if you need an example.
-VR
22 Dec 21
@ghost-of-a-duke saidOk I'll give you that, but it would be all in how the person(s) are understanding what you're saying correct? I wouldn't say you are a million miles away from aggression in some of your postings. We can agree to disagree on this because neither of us will change the others mind on it.
I can certainly be blunt and challenging, but that is a million miles from aggression.
-VR
22 Dec 21
@very-rusty saidYou both have had a similar discussion earlier. I'll tell you what I miss about anger - it helps keep people on an emotional distance. If we never show our anger, how will people know when they cross the line for what is acceptable to me? I don't take a fight and sometimes I turn the other cheek, but just as often I walk away, I don't bother that person again.
Ok I'll give you that, but it would be all in how the person(s) are understanding what you're saying correct? I wouldn't say you are a million miles away from aggression in some of your postings. We can agree to disagree on this because neither of us will change the others mind on it.
-VR
@torunn saidI don't see Ghost as being one to turn the other cheek or myself for that matter.
You both have had a similar discussion earlier. I'll tell you what I miss about anger - it helps keep people on an emotional distance. If we never show our anger, how will people know when they cross the line for what is acceptable to me? I don't take a fight and sometimes I turn the other cheek, but just as often I walk away, I don't bother that person again.
Did you notice we can have a difference of opinion without the name calling?
-VR
22 Dec 21
@very-rusty saidAggression can only really be judged face to face with somebody. Tricky over the internet.
Ok I'll give you that, but it would be all in how the person(s) are understanding what you're saying correct? I wouldn't say you are a million miles away from aggression in some of your postings. We can agree to disagree on this because neither of us will change the others mind on it.
-VR
I always post with a cool head, even if my words are biting.
@ghost-of-a-duke saidThere you go exactly my point. Where your words are cutting/biting and you know it, that is an example of aggression as you know or at least THINK you are hurting someone with your words.
Aggression can only really be judged face to face with somebody. Tricky over the internet.
I always post with a cool head, even if my words are biting.
Many times things are miss-understood on the internet.
-VR
@very-rusty saidIt's possible that my words might be perceived as aggressive, but that doesn't make them so. (If they are not delivered with anger.) People who speak their minds are not automatically aggressive.
There you go exactly my point. Where your words are cutting/biting and you know it, that is an example of aggression as you know or at least THINK you are hurting someone with your words.
Many times things are miss-understood on the internet.
-VR