Lilya wrote:
Wolfheart wrote:
It is in our most challenging moments that our character is truly tested..I have realized that staying strong is something we must do at all times, not when it suits us, just like being mature..
For instance, someone like Oscar Pistorius must have been an inspiration to millions of people because he overcame his disability and became a true inspiration but in one moment, something changed all of that. I don't know if it was a test of his character or an accident because that is yet to be proven..
You are comparing yourself to a murderer?
Lilya wrote:
I am glad, though that for once, you actually ADMIT that you have acted wrong.
Except he didn't. Once again waved them away as, "Oh, I had a part in 'not ideal circumstances', but it's not my fault, not my problem, and I'm not the bad guy. Murderers and criminals - they're the bad guys. It was
her fault for not being skinnier and prettier than the one who just walked in the room."
I tried to address this before I went through a cable outage and lost my internet.
Wolf proudly admitted to hurting women, picking physical fights, beating up "losers", etc.
Wolf - if you can't understand why people might be upset with your actions, waving away ALL responsibility, deflecting blame to others, and crying foul when anyone calls you out on it... This is the behaviour pattern of a psychopath or sociopath.
I'd suggest you get help and/or change your ways but less than 1% of diagnosed x-paths ever do, as those people already believe they're near-perfect and have NO need to change for the sake of anyone else except their own self-interests.
People like that are the reason some women
LOATHE all men.