What’s a red flag for you?
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Based on how shootings have been more prevalent, I believe it's important to start recognizing people who may have issues with co workers and management. Red flags are being missed all the time in these situations. And the aftermath ends in tragedy.
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Beverly2Hansen wrote: »-Any daily use w/ mind or mood altering substances or drink.
-Can't hold long term friendships.
-gossips about people close to them.
-Always the victim.
-Needs continous financial support from family or friends.
-Speaking poorly of ex's or family regularly.
-Thirst trapping
-Emotionally distant
-claims to be something their long term behavior doesn't support.
-Exsessive self praise/ grandiosity complex
-deadbeat parents
-criminal behaviour
-asks for money
-will only be a friend if I entertain frisky advances and flirting
-negative mindset
-body shaming
-abusive behavior
-cheating behavior
And there's the contents page to my autobiography!!!!!8 -
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when he's already working on his autobiography at age 40, haha0 -
I'm gonna get hated on for this but people who constantly make new accounts on social media. To me, their elusiveness shows unstable behavior.6
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_sw33tp3a_11 wrote: »I'm gonna get hated on for this but people who constantly make new accounts on social media. To me, their elusiveness shows unstable behavior.
I can feel the scorch marks on my *kitten*!2 -
_sw33tp3a_11 wrote: »I'm gonna get hated on for this but people who constantly make new accounts on social media. To me, their elusiveness shows unstable behavior.
I don't agree or disagree with you but am too stupid to figure out who is who once they step into their phone booth and change into something/one else. To me, they're no longer Clark Kent no matter how many times they tell me they are or how many clues they give me to their original persona.I'm completely dense that way.
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_sw33tp3a_11 wrote: »I'm gonna get hated on for this but people who constantly make new accounts on social media. To me, their elusiveness shows unstable behavior.
I don't agree or disagree with you but am too stupid to figure out who is who once they step into their phone booth and change into something/one else. To me, they're no longer Clark Kent no matter how many times they tell me they are or how many clues they give me to their original persona.I'm completely dense that way.
I'm FBR in that respect too.
But, in my ever changing moniker defense, I'm consistent and don't hide the fact that I've changed for this reason or another and let it be known I'm tman.
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Splitting... all or nothing, black and white thinking.0
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_sw33tp3a_11 wrote: »I'm gonna get hated on for this but people who constantly make new accounts on social media. To me, their elusiveness shows unstable behavior.
I don't agree or disagree with you but am too stupid to figure out who is who once they step into their phone booth and change into something/one else. To me, they're no longer Clark Kent no matter how many times they tell me they are or how many clues they give me to their original persona.I'm completely dense that way.
I am the same way and I think I'm very observant but I guess I'm only observant to the things that affect me personally not much so aside from that so when old members come back I never know who they are until they say who they are or unless I'm super intrigued I ask around who they are haha. I mostly meant people who create accounts on weekly or monthly basis. I never understood that but again people have different ways of coping with their online persona.5 -
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_sw33tp3a_11 wrote: »_sw33tp3a_11 wrote: »I'm gonna get hated on for this but people who constantly make new accounts on social media. To me, their elusiveness shows unstable behavior.
I don't agree or disagree with you but am too stupid to figure out who is who once they step into their phone booth and change into something/one else. To me, they're no longer Clark Kent no matter how many times they tell me they are or how many clues they give me to their original persona.I'm completely dense that way.
I am the same way and I think I'm very observant but I guess I'm only observant to the things that affect me personally not much so aside from that so when old members come back I never know who they are until they say who they are or unless I'm super intrigued I ask around who they are haha. I mostly meant people who create accounts on weekly or monthly basis. I never understood that but again people have different ways of coping with their online persona.
I'm not on any other sites often enough to register anything like that.And Tman I'd recognize anywhere because of his pool, ribs and 2 pups.
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when they remember my name
dang, girl.... there's no need for that; just cash the check.6 -
amorfati601070 wrote: »Splitting... all or nothing, black and white thinking.
Ugh, I grew up in a black or white thinking household and felt terribly inferior, never good enough, due to that type of thinking(I think). Especially when I was an older teen and not so sweet and innocent anymore.
Life is all about the gray now.5 -
_sw33tp3a_11 wrote: »I'm gonna get hated on for this but people who constantly make new accounts on social media. To me, their elusiveness shows unstable behavior.
I don't agree or disagree with you but am too stupid to figure out who is who once they step into their phone booth and change into something/one else. To me, they're no longer Clark Kent no matter how many times they tell me they are or how many clues they give me to their original persona.I'm completely dense that way.
I'm FBR in that respect too.
But, in my ever changing moniker defense, I'm consistent and don't hide the fact that I've changed for this reason or another and let it be known I'm tman.
Scrolled back up to see the writer after "ever changing moniker defense" then hollered 😂 You could go up to tmanfourzillionandseventyseven, and I can't miss you! You just have a way here in the forums and you'd be missed.
Most everyone else though requires many neurons (and a few posts) before I can even pretend to know who it might be. But I've only been here since JAN2020.6 -
If the person who asked what's a red flag has no profile pic that's a red flag right there.7
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