Is being neutral toward someone in one venue assuming you're a raging asshole to them in another venue inherently twofaced?
Is being neutral toward someone in one venue assuming you're a raging asshole to them in another venue inherently twofaced?
Sometimes, you're tired of drama, and don't feel like carrying it over from place to place. There is a time and a place for everything. neutral can be many things.
do you benefit from being neutral to them in the one instance?
if so, probably.
not really, most of the time its a good thing. in my lol pen and paper RPG group, I am extremely pissed because one of the guys did something retarded causing my character to almost die, but outside of the game sessions we're cool.
Nah it was left on a agree to disagree sort of thing. Ended before we started talking.
I think I only said 'seems kinda two-faced'. He wasn't not nice, if that makes sense. I've never been asked "How are you?" by someone who dislikes me.
I know a nigga I wanna stuff in a trunk and drive it off a bridge and he knows this, but in the lounge area, We won't carry on conversation other than maybe playing Spades or Bidwiz in the same room or as opponents.
I think the nicest thing was probably me saying that I wouldnt call her a specific term because she has good reason to hate it. Aside from that, I just start with "hi"
i actually hate all of you motherfucks
saddlebags
I'll admit to it being odd, but I wouldnt really call it deceitful or anything.
Acting like you have a general interest in getting to know someone whilst saying you dislike them just seems two faced to me.
Feel free to chime in. Just figured this was the easiest way to ask a bunch of people
Yes.
I would think that if he actually stopped trying to get to know me in the middle of saying he dislikes me.
i don't think there's anything inherently two-faced unless he misrepresented himself
but it's not like i can know the specifics without chatlogs
and it's not like i care enough to read the chatlogs
not like there's anything wrong with getting to know someone for the sake of it
getting to know someone is the consolation prize
originally, getting to know someone was for the sake of slaying them, or barring that interest, getting something from them