NewGamePlus
Registered Member
Alright, I want to know something, a simple question:
Why is it that no one takes me seriously around here?
The reason why I'm asking is because I feel that I go completely out of my way to be honest to people and to take into account everybody in addition to myself rather than just "my side" or things that serve one particular side at another side's expense, and yet people still accuse me of being biased. Even more disturbing, when it comes to suggestions on how to improve things or any argument whatsoever, people just tend to easily agree with any dumb ass that pops in and sides with the majority (while occasionally inserting a couple of SAT words here and there in their response) instead of looking at all the abundant reasoning that I supply and carefully considering it in detail. I don't understand this. I don't even get enough consideration that is anywhere near proportional to the efforts I make. So what's going on?
Is there an intimidation factor that comes along with my efforts? Is it something to do with the way I say things? Or is the problem in you? Is it just that people don't care about anything really and just want the easiest way out of any conflict, even if it means keeping things exactly the way they are forever and ever and ever and never changing them nomatter what because we fear change so much? What's the deal? Maybe it's a "too-good-to-be-true" syndrome. Maybe my reasoning for things is so good that people can't help but to look for some "catch" because it seems to well laid out and sensical to be true.
Honestly, sometimes I feel like I'm the only sane one in the house. And I don't mean that as an insult. I just feel like sometimes it feels like I'm trying to argue over here something that's so obvious as the fact that the world is round, but everybody else is chipping and reaching out at every possible excuse they can find to say "no, you're just biased... the world is flat". That's exactly what it feels like.
So what's the deal? What's going on? Talk to me here. I want to know. somebody, anybody.
Why is it that no one takes me seriously around here?
The reason why I'm asking is because I feel that I go completely out of my way to be honest to people and to take into account everybody in addition to myself rather than just "my side" or things that serve one particular side at another side's expense, and yet people still accuse me of being biased. Even more disturbing, when it comes to suggestions on how to improve things or any argument whatsoever, people just tend to easily agree with any dumb ass that pops in and sides with the majority (while occasionally inserting a couple of SAT words here and there in their response) instead of looking at all the abundant reasoning that I supply and carefully considering it in detail. I don't understand this. I don't even get enough consideration that is anywhere near proportional to the efforts I make. So what's going on?
Is there an intimidation factor that comes along with my efforts? Is it something to do with the way I say things? Or is the problem in you? Is it just that people don't care about anything really and just want the easiest way out of any conflict, even if it means keeping things exactly the way they are forever and ever and ever and never changing them nomatter what because we fear change so much? What's the deal? Maybe it's a "too-good-to-be-true" syndrome. Maybe my reasoning for things is so good that people can't help but to look for some "catch" because it seems to well laid out and sensical to be true.
Honestly, sometimes I feel like I'm the only sane one in the house. And I don't mean that as an insult. I just feel like sometimes it feels like I'm trying to argue over here something that's so obvious as the fact that the world is round, but everybody else is chipping and reaching out at every possible excuse they can find to say "no, you're just biased... the world is flat". That's exactly what it feels like.
So what's the deal? What's going on? Talk to me here. I want to know. somebody, anybody.