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0 pointsstcredzero11y ago0 comments

In others, it's honesty used as a pretext for acting out.

Note I also make this observation.

Also note that I am specifically pointing out reactions to criticism. The other changes in decorum have been noted by previous generations since at least the 1800s. Waltzing was once a lascivious corrosive to society's morals.

Also: we are likely less than 4 years apart in age. I could do with more decorum, as I've been learning over the past 4 years.

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notacoward11y ago

I hear you. At the beginning of my career, I always used to be the most offensive person in the room - and I could afford to be, because nobody cared what I thought. Nowadays there are always five people in the room who are more offensive than me, but that won't stop them from complaining if the big bad ogre (me) hurts their feelings. Kids nowadays. ;)

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0 pointsstcredzero11y ago0 comments

In others, it's honesty used as a pretext for acting out.

Note I also make this observation.

Also: we are likely less than 4 years apart in age. I could do with more decorum, as I've been learning over the past 4 years.

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notacoward11y ago

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