I don't quite get it. What's the point? Is it a self-confidence booster? Do they need to trash people and act tough online to feel good about themselves?
It reminds me of the second grade "bully" who always picked on the first graders because he was too much of a pussy to push someone his own size around. He did it because he needed to feel good about himself, he needed somebody to think he was special. I was the idiot second grade bully who found a first grader to push around. I was small, he was smaller. I acted out for attention, so people thought I was "cool". Fortunately it didn't last long and I got over it.
Man I would love to hear what a psychologist thinks of this. Is it really "just a joke" and "for fun" like the board bullies often pawn it off as? Or are they really acting out for attention?
My thought is: if you're going to be an asshole, be an asshole. If you're going to be a nice guy, be a nice guy. Being both only leads to people talking behind your back, which defeats the purpose of having multi-personalities to begin with, doesn't it?
It reminds me of the second grade "bully" who always picked on the first graders because he was too much of a pussy to push someone his own size around. He did it because he needed to feel good about himself, he needed somebody to think he was special. I was the idiot second grade bully who found a first grader to push around. I was small, he was smaller. I acted out for attention, so people thought I was "cool". Fortunately it didn't last long and I got over it.
Man I would love to hear what a psychologist thinks of this. Is it really "just a joke" and "for fun" like the board bullies often pawn it off as? Or are they really acting out for attention?
My thought is: if you're going to be an asshole, be an asshole. If you're going to be a nice guy, be a nice guy. Being both only leads to people talking behind your back, which defeats the purpose of having multi-personalities to begin with, doesn't it?
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