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If you're anything like me, then you want to know about other people. after all, you've always gotta know what to say and when to say, what to say? but there's always been a seemingly unsolvable question, that's been following you for quite some time. that question being "why do people do things for no reason? like... fighting twitter when they dont want to?" and only a few weeks ago did I really figure it out.
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1. In order to have a personality, you need to do certain things (almost) constantly. it's how we work. everybody does something, and those things feel better if they validate who we are, and why we do things the ways we do(more on this in the 2). fighting with people is one of those things, being nice could be another thing, drawing? writing? sleeping? those are all things people do to validate their personalities
2. during childhood, people can be easily manipulated and changed forever(this is why you dont traumatise children.) if they see someone in charge do something, they'll want to mimic that thing they just saw someone in charge do. it's gives the kid a feeling of power, and children dont normally have that. it's a terrible cycle of mimicry, really. but it's ok. as long as the adult isn't a jerk to people
3. the person we are, isn't just what we present ourselves to be. it's how we think, it's what we say, and it's what we do. but the last thing I want the reader to take from this is the feeling they should study themselves or other people. really that's never a safe option... or a healthy one. and plus, I'm not even a very smart fella. I haven't even read a book on psychology yet. so this is really all just my view.