Dominate Vs Abusive Men

is there a difference between dominant and abusive men?

  • No difference they are the same thing

    Votes: 8 12.9%
  • Yes there is a difference

    Votes: 37 59.7%
  • I'm not qualified to answer this question

    Votes: 17 27.4%

  • Total voters
    62
Mistake...who? What? You left out the most crucial part of that retort.

Failure intensifies....you are obviously your own biggest enemy.
Guess what nobody cares. Go talk to your wife and remind her why she regrets marrying you.
 
Not the same thing.
Strikes me as the kind thing an abusive person might ask though.
"I'm never abusive, because she knows better than to question my authority"
Dumb thread.
 
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Not the same thing.
Strikes me as the kind thing an abusive person might ask though.
"I'm never abusive, because she knows better that to question my authority"
Dumb thread.
We live in world where people believe micro aggressions are a thing and some regard micro aggressions are a type of abuse.
 
Dominant person (yes you get women too) isn't necessarily abusive. They are just in charge and assertive and "drive" things in the relationship usually with someone who prefers it that way.

Abusive person however is almost always dominant which is probably where your confusion comes in.
 
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We live in world where people believe micro aggressions are a thing and some regard micro aggressions are a type of abuse.
So you're saying we live in a world full of overly-sensitive simps and pussies?
If so, I'd agree with this.
 
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The bad English put me off. Where did myBB members study? I thought the "good old" government had a great education system, yet apartheid relics here are writing seriously k@k English.
 
The bad English put me off. Where did myBB members study?

MYBB University. Where did you think we studied?

And how did you become a member if you didn't do the qualifications?
 
I realise that not many people have the mental capacity to see the world in a high a resolution that I can.

I maybe at fault for being too lazy at times to explain myself but on the positive it allows the lesser IQs to get false sense of superior intelligence. Perhaps that's a good thing

That said the recent troubles with the culture war, pandemic and flat earthers can be attributed to making people if lesser intelligence think that they are smarter than they actually are.

So I do apologize for giving you the false perspective of making you think that you're actually smarter than myself.

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So you're saying we live in a world full of overly-sensitive simps and pussies?
If so, I'd agree with this.
Popular culture has been for years portraying dominate men as toxic and making pussified men the norm.
 
There is a difference
But here is the problem, like alcoholics that don't realize they are alcoholics, many abusive men think they are just dominant.
 
Not very witty tbh. Maybe rethink that multicolored world of yours
Wasn't trying to be witty.

There is a difference
But here is the problem, like alcoholics that don't realize they are alcoholics, many abusive men think they are just dominant.
So essentially not realising where the line is?
Or more of a false narrative to justify their behaviour?
 
I maybe at fault for being too lazy at times to explain myself but on the positive it allows the lesser IQs to get false sense of superior intelligence.

My very limited intelligence and even worse Google skills, let me to this quote:

"The Dunning-Kruger effect is a type of cognitive bias in which people believe that they are smarter and more capable than they really are. Essentially, low ability people do not possess the skills needed to recognize their own incompetence."

I think we are all suffering from this, except @Polymathic. Your well written posts, with very clever spelling errors and omissions, was to uplift us and make us feel a fake sense of superiority.

Thank you for that kind gesture.
 
My very limited intelligence and even worse Google skills, let me to this quote:

"The Dunning-Kruger effect is a type of cognitive bias in which people believe that they are smarter and more capable than they really are. Essentially, low ability people do not possess the skills needed to recognize their own incompetence."

I think we are all suffering from this, except @Polymathic. Your well written posts, with very clever spelling errors and omissions, was to uplift us and make us feel a fake sense of superiority.

Thank you for that kind gesture.
I'm incredibly lazy and don't double check what write, doubly so when I type on my phone keyboard. My spelling has always sucked though.
 
A dominant man doesn't have to be abusive. Weaker men are abusive when they try and fail to assert dominance.

What if I assert dominance but enjoy slapping people around too? Abuse makes me feel confident, it's a vicious cycle.
 
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