EPTMaybe they feel strongly that voicing their opinions to the group of nobodies they hang out with is not worth getting into arguments. Just because they don't express their opinions the way you do doesn't mean they don't have any.
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Yotta
United States270 Posts
Maybe they feel strongly that voicing their opinions to the group of nobodies they hang out with is not worth getting into arguments. Just because they don't express their opinions the way you do doesn't mean they don't have any. | ||
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YPang
United States4024 Posts
On March 09 2011 06:54 Kashll wrote: A lot of times introverted people might just agree with you so that you keep talking, because they are less comfortable talking themselves. In their head though, they are constantly analyzing what you say, and even if they outwardly agree with you they may disagree with some of your points in their head. Partially it's a defense mechanism for not feeling comfortable socially. If you're not comfortable, the last thing you want to do is say something that makes you sound stupid, so you will agree to allow yourself time to think about the issue. When people like this do speak for themselves it tends to be worth listening to though. I know because I used to behave like this a lot socially (and to a certain extent still do). There's nothing wrong with it, and calling them out for it in a social situation is just a dick move. (He may have been "speechless" but I'm sure he thought you were a dick, or at least was hurt inside). i'm an introvert and if i hvae something to disagree with i'll say it. I'm not gonna keep nodding my head to something i completely do not believe in. I called him out cuz at the time my friends were just making fun of me for laughs, and he came in obnoxiously bandwagoning when he had no idea what was going on. usually i dont call him out on it, but this time i did cuz If i didnt, i would be disrespecting myself for taking bs from other people. | ||
Smurg
Australia3818 Posts
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micronesia
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Meta
United States6228 Posts
Generally these people are below average intelligence. On March 09 2011 07:28 Smurg wrote: Yeah man is an anagram of Nae Ah My, which is of course ancient Chinese for 'He who does not forge his own path; but who seeks to follow the paths made by others.' Fact. Yeah man, I agree. So deep.  | ||
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Wargizmo
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Reminds me of indecisive Dave from the Fast show + Show Spoiler + | ||
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YPang
United States4024 Posts
On March 09 2011 07:51 Meta wrote: I knew a guy in high school who was like this. Annoyed the living shit out of me. I was so close to telling him he had no idea what he was talking about on more than one occasion. Generally these people are below average intelligence. Yeah man, I agree. So deep. lol, the guy that i knew was very smart, academically. And loud. | ||
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Amnesia
United States3818 Posts
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ReketSomething
United States6012 Posts
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Turbovolver
Australia2417 Posts
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iSometric
2221 Posts
I like being a nonconformist. I feel those "yes man" people are just bandwagoners without their own independent train of though/lazy/fearful of being different. | ||
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Lglow
130 Posts
On March 09 2011 07:25 YPang wrote: I called him out cuz at the time my friends were just making fun of me for laughs, and he came in obnoxiously bandwagoning when he had no idea what was going on. usually i dont call him out on it, but this time i did cuz If i didnt, i would be disrespecting myself for taking bs from other people. I was wondering why the origional post was written, this clears it up a bit. So you called the 'yeah' man out on 'bandwagoning' because it was 'disrespecting' you, but you didn't call out your friends, who were the true initiators of the 'disrespect'. I know you qualify that they were making fun of you just for laughs, a strange seperation, as from your discription he would just be mimicking them... indicating the insults would be similar. Guess it sounds like the guy just doesn't know you don't count him as a friend. | ||
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ThePurist
Canada686 Posts
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