was i punished put into jail?

[Vivid_]

my character is in a prison room and i cant open menus or do anything on him. its empty and im all by myself and was given no warning as to why?

[Tivz]

Publicado originalmente por Infinite Pudding:

Publicado originalmente por Hellbound Heart:

The snowflakes are the anti social ones LMAO

Tucked under mommies protected wing, never allowed to have friends, always home schooled.

There not used to the real world and get offended by everything.....including the word "snowflake".

Yeah well, maybe if the people calling people snowflakes spent more time "tucked under mommies protected wing" their mothers would have had time to teach them to behave like adults :)

Yeah and make them fragile and weak like most of society of today

[Aphelium]

Why /clap is this thread /clap still /clap effing /clap open /clap ??

OP you got your answer close this ♥♥♥♥ already

Publicado originalmente por Tivz:

Publicado originalmente por Infinite Pudding:

Yeah well, maybe if the people calling people snowflakes spent more time "tucked under mommies protected wing" their mothers would have had time to teach them to behave like adults :)

Yeah and make them fragile and weak like most of society of today

Being a decent human being is considered weakness now?

[Mandodo]

Publicado originalmente por Tivz:

Publicado originalmente por Infinite Pudding:

Yeah well, maybe if the people calling people snowflakes spent more time "tucked under mommies protected wing" their mothers would have had time to teach them to behave like adults :)

Yeah and make them fragile and weak like most of society of today

EXACTLY

[Mandodo]

Publicado originalmente por Aphelium:

Why /clap is this thread /clap still /clap effing /clap open /clap ??

OP you got your answer close this ♥♥♥♥ already

Hey, this is our chance to get some off topics out real quick lol.

Don't ruin it for us.

[Infinite Pudding]

Publicado originalmente por Tivz:

Publicado originalmente por Infinite Pudding:

Yeah well, maybe if the people calling people snowflakes spent more time "tucked under mommies protected wing" their mothers would have had time to teach them to behave like adults :)

Yeah and make them fragile and weak like most of society of today

Since when is being civil and polite a weakness? You know, if you are nice to people, they are more likely to reciprocate. Being civil and polite makes you a better survivor in the harsh hell-scape of modern society. Who do you think would get assistance? The guy calling people homophobic slurs, or the guy who who greets their neighbor every time they see them with a cheerful hello and pleasant conversation?

I know which person I'd rather help.

[Mandodo]

Publicado originalmente por Infinite Pudding:

Publicado originalmente por Tivz:

Yeah and make them fragile and weak like most of society of today

Since when is being civil and polite a weakness? You know, if you are nice to people, they are more likely to reciprocate. Being civil and polite makes you a better survivor in the harsh hell-scape of modern society. Who do you think would get assistance? The guy calling people homophobic slurs, or the guy who who greets their neighbor every time they see them with a cheerful hello and pleasant conversation?

I know which person I'd rather help.

Being nice and bending the knee are two polar oppisites.

[Infinite Pudding]

Publicado originalmente por Hellbound Heart:

Publicado originalmente por Infinite Pudding:

Since when is being civil and polite a weakness? You know, if you are nice to people, they are more likely to reciprocate. Being civil and polite makes you a better survivor in the harsh hell-scape of modern society. Who do you think would get assistance? The guy calling people homophobic slurs, or the guy who who greets their neighbor every time they see them with a cheerful hello and pleasant conversation?

I know which person I'd rather help.

Being nice and bending the knee are two polar oppisites.

Well, I can't change how you feel. Part of being civil is knowing when a discussion is leading nowhere. So I bid you a good day. Happy adventuring. :)

[Mandodo]

Publicado originalmente por Infinite Pudding:

Publicado originalmente por Hellbound Heart:

Being nice and bending the knee are two polar oppisites.

Well, I can't change how you feel. Part of being civil is knowing when a discussion is leading nowhere. So I bid you a good day. Happy adventuring. :)

There's a difference in sheltering a child i.e. "Munchausen syndrome by proxy" or other associated problems from it and teaching a child.

I assume you have no kids?

I have 8. My children do things for themselves, they think for them selves and they can interact in any social setting with ease.

I teach them. I tell them, "If you put your hand in that ant hill, you're gonna get eatin' up". And when they stick there hand in, I don't stop them.

They learn. I make them do everything for themselves, my 3 year old makes her own PB&J's and get's her own drink.

If some other kid threatens to beat up my son, he is encouraged to go give that work. Not walk up with a flower and think peace will be made.

They are polite and help everybody they see, my son feels he HAS to always hold a door open for people if there are people behind us.

I refuse to teach them to be snowflakes and be offended over everything.

Can you say that about half the people here?


This thread was done a while ago and is now derailed, so I dont mind to keep discussing whatever as long as you keep it civil.

With that said, "Snowflakes" exist and it's getting worse.

So, now this discussion went somewhere.

Care to continue? I have 14 years of parenting under my belt so i think i'm qualified to discuss children and growth and the effects of injecting social justice and what sheltering can do to children.

As a parent, you become more aware of other parents and how they teach and treat there children.

[Tivz]

Publicado originalmente por Hellbound Heart:

Publicado originalmente por Aphelium:

Why /clap is this thread /clap still /clap effing /clap open /clap ??

OP you got your answer close this ♥♥♥♥ already



Being a decent human being is considered weakness now?

Being decent.

In 2020 being decent is someone attacking you for political beliefs. Rioting. Killing.

That's whats becoming decent these days.

Wear your mask, attack those that don't,

ostrisize them. Decency in action in 2020.

Tell me again how the snowflakes are "decent" human beings.

GTFO with that BS.

Spot on

[Infinite Pudding]

Publicado originalmente por Hellbound Heart:

Publicado originalmente por Infinite Pudding:

Well, I can't change how you feel. Part of being civil is knowing when a discussion is leading nowhere. So I bid you a good day. Happy adventuring. :)

There's a difference in sheltering a child i.e. "Munchausen syndrome by proxy" or other associated problems from it and teaching a child.

I assume you have no kids?

I have 8. My children do things for themselves, they think for them selves and they can interact in any social setting with ease.

I teach them. I tell them, "If you put your hand in that ant hill, you're gonna get eatin' up". And when they stick there hand in, I don't stop them.

They learn. I make them do everything for themselves, my 3 year old makes her own PB&J's and get's her own drink.

If some other kid threatens to beat up my son, he is encouraged to go give that work. Not walk up with a flower and think peace will be made.

They are polite and help everybody they see, my son feels he HAS to always hold a door open for people if there are people behind us.

I refuse to teach them to be snowflakes and be offended over everything.

Can you say that about half the people here?


This thread was done a while ago and is now derailed, so I dont mind to keep discussing whatever as long as you keep it civil.

With that said, "Snowflakes" exist and it's getting worse.

So, now this discussion went somewhere.

Care to continue? I have 14 years of parenting under my belt so i think i'm qualified to discuss children and growth and the effects of injecting social justice and what sheltering can do to children.

As a parent, you become more aware of other parents and how they teach and treat there children.

I think the reason the term snowflake bothers so many people is because it's very dismissive. Now, I don't agree with shaming people into doing what you think is right. Even if you believe it really really strongly. To use your example, if someone isn't going to wear a mask even if I believe they should, it's really not my business to tell them to do so. If the law is that you wear a mask, it's still not my business to tell them to do so. I'm not law enforcement.

Calling someone a snowflake though is basically disregarding someone's opinion without trying to come to any understanding of why they have it. If we are going to look at things as two sided, which sadly is how it works in the United States, both sides are guilty of dismissing the other. Everyone is having it rough right now and no one wants to engage in civil discourse. Well almost no one. :/

I appreciate though that you are open to discussion. I agree that people that are accused of being snowflakes, often go out of their way to try and "correct" another adult's behavior. I just don't think it's helping the situation that either side keeps dismissing the opinions of the other.

I think what you are saying, isn't wrong. It's obvious that there is a time and place for civility, if someone is threatening to beat you up obviously that time ends. I agree with that 100%

I think where the disconnect for me is, I just don't think putting another insult out there is going to help anything. That's why I dislike the term Snowflake, no matter which side uses it.

ALSO, on a different note, I am impressed that you have 8 kids and can still afford to play computer games. I mean it. You and your spouse must have really good jobs. I'm a single man and I can't even afford to live in an apartment with more than one room. However you managed to do that, it's damn impressive.

[Mandodo]

Publicado originalmente por Infinite Pudding:

Publicado originalmente por Hellbound Heart:

There's a difference in sheltering a child i.e. "Munchausen syndrome by proxy" or other associated problems from it and teaching a child.

I assume you have no kids?

I have 8. My children do things for themselves, they think for them selves and they can interact in any social setting with ease.

I teach them. I tell them, "If you put your hand in that ant hill, you're gonna get eatin' up". And when they stick there hand in, I don't stop them.

They learn. I make them do everything for themselves, my 3 year old makes her own PB&J's and get's her own drink.

If some other kid threatens to beat up my son, he is encouraged to go give that work. Not walk up with a flower and think peace will be made.

They are polite and help everybody they see, my son feels he HAS to always hold a door open for people if there are people behind us.

I refuse to teach them to be snowflakes and be offended over everything.

Can you say that about half the people here?


This thread was done a while ago and is now derailed, so I dont mind to keep discussing whatever as long as you keep it civil.

With that said, "Snowflakes" exist and it's getting worse.

So, now this discussion went somewhere.

Care to continue? I have 14 years of parenting under my belt so i think i'm qualified to discuss children and growth and the effects of injecting social justice and what sheltering can do to children.

As a parent, you become more aware of other parents and how they teach and treat there children.

I think the reason the term snowflake bothers so many people is because it's very dismissive. Now, I don't agree with shaming people into doing what you think is right. Even if you believe it really really strongly. To use your example, if someone isn't going to wear a mask even if I believe they should, it's really not my business to tell them to do so. If the law is that you wear a mask, it's still not my business to tell them to do so. I'm not law enforcement.

Calling someone a snowflake though is basically disregarding someone's opinion without trying to come to any understanding of why they have it. If we are going to look at things as two sided, which sadly is how it works in the United States, both sides are guilty of dismissing the other. Everyone is having it rough right now and no one wants to engage in civil discourse. Well almost no one. :/

I appreciate though that you are open to discussion. I agree that people that are accused of being snowflakes, often go out of their way to try and "correct" another adult's behavior. I just don't think it's helping the situation that either side keeps dismissing the opinions of the other.

I think what you are saying, isn't wrong. It's obvious that there is a time and place for civility, if someone is threatening to beat you up obviously that time ends. I agree with that 100%

I think where the disconnect for me is, I just don't think putting another insult out there is going to help anything. That's why I dislike the term Snowflake, no matter which side uses it.

ALSO, on a different note, I am impressed that you have 8 kids and can still afford to play computer games. I mean it. You and your spouse must have really good jobs. I'm a single man and I can't even afford to live in an apartment with more than one room. However you managed to do that, it's damn impressive.

It's tough i will say that. i am broke 99% of the time LOL.

Thank you for having a real discussion with me. Usually these dissolve into something really bad and I for one am glad that I found someone civil and with a good head on there shoulders.






Take note people, this is what a healthy discussion looks like.

[Infinite Pudding]

Thank you as well. :) Your questions made me think about what I wanted to say. I'm always glad when things turn out this way so this was a win I think. I appreciate your side much better now. I wish more people could come to conclusions like this.

[Mandodo]

Publicado originalmente por Aarkethrix:

Publicado originalmente por Hellbound Heart:

It's tough i will say that. i am broke 99% of the time LOL.

Thank you for having a real discussion with me. Usually these dissolve into something really bad and I for one am glad that I found someone civil and with a good head on there shoulders.






Take note people, this is what a healthy discussion looks like.

I wouldn’t call you going on a political tirade and then somebody else having to steer you away from it before you devolve in to the very things you were complaining about “healthy discussion” but you do you.

Why even comment?

Has it not been established a while ago that I don't care what you think.

You are negative to the very core.

If you don't like me, why even comment to me?

Oh, I see, you gotta always get that jab in huh?

[Aphelium]

Publicado originalmente por Hellbound Heart:

Publicado originalmente por Aphelium:

Why /clap is this thread /clap still /clap effing /clap open /clap ??

OP you got your answer close this ♥♥♥♥ already



Being a decent human being is considered weakness now?

Being decent.

In 2020 being decent is someone attacking you for political beliefs. Rioting. Killing.

That's whats becoming decent these days.

Wear your mask, attack those that don't, ostrisize them. Decency in action in 2020.

Tell me again how the snowflakes are "decent" human beings.

GTFO with that BS.

And here we have a clear example of indecency xD

Ah the irony...

"In 2020 being decent is someone attacking you for political beliefs. Rioting. Killing." letfists are the first ones in doing this. Antifa, BLM, Feminists, etc.

"Wear your mask, attack those that don't, ostrisize them. Decency in action in 2020." THis is laughable! When your not wearing a mask cause it's annoying or whatever excuse you wanna put here, can cost other's lives, it should and MUST be shunned. And if needed they will be arrested. SINCE IT'S ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ LAW TO USE ONE.

What you call snowflakes is precisely your kind, who gets offended by everything and wants to be first and the best at everything not doing ♥♥♥♥ to earn it.

So, in your own words "GTFO with that BS" You sound like the stereotypical american with that ♥♥♥♥ man. Should i call you Karen or Ken? Want a manager?

[Oberon]

Publicado originalmente por Aphelium:

Publicado originalmente por Tivz:

Yeah and make them fragile and weak like most of society of today

Being a decent human being is considered weakness now?

Of course not. Decency and compassion are only "weakness" to toxic people.