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If you didn't mistake it, you would have tried the other way more properly.
I'm impressed. . . Took you longer than expected to go ad-hominem.
Little Panda u r wrong. Giving advice to someone who has not asked for it, is patronizing if not actually offensive. Clearly when the guy has stated he has confidence and is explaining his thinking. It is how he thinks, how he behaves can only be judged by how others see him. Him saying he is god is not a delusion its his thinking whether or not he is or not should not make u feel less or more of a person.
Cliched examples like one should always be open minded. What does that exactly mean anyway. Its clear common sense if it a pattern of behavior is wrong an intelligent person will come to an alternate way of doing things without hurting ones pride.
I'm sure if u are experienced and then someone gave u advice which u thought was unhelpful to u, u would not actually welcome it.
Little Panda I am not saying your advice is wrong, only that it is wrong for the recipient. Proven by the recipients response.
Look at hard-working successful people. What characteristics to they portray? How do they behave? Do you think that a successful person would be at the place he is if he couldn't handle criticism and feedback? Do you think he would succeed by going 'I'm the shit, the rest of you are wrong! I am Hades! No, no . . . I am Zeus! The Greatest of them all! The rest of you have low self-confidence! I am the C in Confidence!
Does ^this sound like someone who has success with women? Does this sound like a person you would take advice from?
Hey, it's not hard to pull off what EasyLove does. Try it. Create a new account and say you know it all and everybody should listen to you because you are a god (don't pick Zeus, it's taken).
You'll be surprised at how easy it actually is. But he isn't the tragedy here . . . The tragedy represents the people who would fall for such crap in the first place.
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