i mean to add of course you can't say "all". but narcissists claim they do love them when they don't also.
i thought "all" was for emphasis for some reason and not literal.maybe i was wrong
Reaper wrote:I think it's in our very nature as to the kind of person we grow up to be. Of course, our upbringing can certainly influence that.
When my brother and I were kids there were odd occasions where we'd play cops and robbers. He always liked playing the cop and I always liked playing the robber because the particular role we played appealed to us each the most. Occasionally we'd switch roles just for something different, but generally, we chose the role we were most comfortable in. When my brother grew up he said he always wanted to be a cop. I once told my family at the dinner table that I always wanted to be a serial killer (that was an amusing moment). The point is, I think who we really want to be and, if we're lucky, the kind of person we ultimately become is in our nature. It's in our dna, maybe from our ancestors, who knows. My brother and I had different fathers.
dobiedobiedoo wrote:Reaper wrote:I think it's in our very nature as to the kind of person we grow up to be. Of course, our upbringing can certainly influence that.
When my brother and I were kids there were odd occasions where we'd play cops and robbers. He always liked playing the cop and I always liked playing the robber because the particular role we played appealed to us each the most. Occasionally we'd switch roles just for something different, but generally, we chose the role we were most comfortable in. When my brother grew up he said he always wanted to be a cop. I once told my family at the dinner table that I always wanted to be a serial killer (that was an amusing moment). The point is, I think who we really want to be and, if we're lucky, the kind of person we ultimately become is in our nature. It's in our dna, maybe from our ancestors, who knows. My brother and I had different fathers.
Are we still talking about murder? ...No?
Personally, I don't think people are born criminals and certainly not serial killers. Everyone are affected by life, and everyone are shaped by their environment.
Some predisposition has been found, but these are not direct predictors of someone becoming a serial killer or a criminal.
dobiedobiedoo wrote:Are we still talking about murder? ...No?
Personally, I don't think people are born criminals and certainly not serial killers. Everyone are affected by life, and everyone are shaped by their environment.
Some predisposition has been found, but these are not direct predictors of someone becoming a serial killer or a criminal.
Reaper wrote:I think the desire to kill is a natural part of human nature, but a lot of people are held back by their moral conscience.
Knoxious wrote:
Are you implying babies would fight to the death, given the opportunity?
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