The fans who follow you on twitter are the most likely to stab you in the back.
I can’t even fucking contest that point on the basis of “lumping people together” because
you are absolutely right.
@Background Pony #3277
People can change for the better, but they have to actually
decide to change for the better. Being open and willing to engage in dialogue is actually secondary to that one little choice of (not) wanting to be a certain way.
@Skoon
I don’t believe he’s a bad guy. I do believe he’s misguided, rash, and makes stupid decisions.
Errr. What, exactly, is the difference?
I just think he can’t ever atone if the opportunity is not afforded to him.
And if you give said opportunity and he rejects it, you’ll have clear conscience. Would be supremely foolish to keep giving him opportunities if he refuses them every time, though.
For my own sanity I have to believe some of these people are far more manipulated than bad at their core.
True. But honestly? Outwardly, there is no difference whatsoever whether someone behaves badly because of learnt behaviors (and can improve), or because they literally lack the necessary brain-structures for not behaving badly (cannot improve, cluster B disorders). It’s only possible to tell said difference by observing change (or lack of it) over time and conflict.
I am also constantly struggling with my own hot temper and knee-jerk reactions. The lizard brain, so to speak.
Just make sure you don’t actually speak with your lizard brain, or you might be a detective.
@CottonTales
Amen. Both image cropping and image compression.
@Skoon
Because a lot of them already had twitters and a LOT of them used tumblr for exact same purpose anyway, posting art and getting very short reactions of appreciation, as opposed to engaging in discussion or writing stuff out.