Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:People who describe themselves as high value are like people who describe themselves as smart.
I'm sorry, is there a question in there somewhere?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Did you work yourself up to be a high value man, or just born on third base?
I think an important component of being a high value man is strength of character, which is cultivated by habituation in the Aristotelian sense. In that regard, it's always going to require work to be a high value man. That being said, I was blessed with the good fortune of being born in the U.S. and having native gifts that have helped me. I wasn't born rich, if that's what you were asking.
What are these? I have no idea and am genuinely curious. This thread is weird.
Mainly a decent level of intelligence and physical traits that are deemed desirable.
'Anonymous wrote:High value man is a lame term. Men are not the prize
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Do you actually think women want your opinion? What a narcissist.
If you do not find this edifying, feel free to...not participate. Cheers.
P.S. the whole internet mental health diagnosis this is a bit played out.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Did you work yourself up to be a high value man, or just born on third base?
I think an important component of being a high value man is strength of character, which is cultivated by habituation in the Aristotelian sense. In that regard, it's always going to require work to be a high value man. That being said, I was blessed with the good fortune of being born in the U.S. and having native gifts that have helped me. I wasn't born rich, if that's what you were asking.
What are these? I have no idea and am genuinely curious. This thread is weird.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Did you work yourself up to be a high value man, or just born on third base?
I think an important component of being a high value man is strength of character, which is cultivated by habituation in the Aristotelian sense. In that regard, it's always going to require work to be a high value man. That being said, I was blessed with the good fortune of being born in the U.S. and having native gifts that have helped me. I wasn't born rich, if that's what you were asking.
Anonymous wrote:We have no idea who you are and yet I can say with certainty based on your post and responses to comments: you are no High Value Man. Certainly not high enough for me, anyway. Not even close. You are really, really embarrassing.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Why are you such a loser?
I was a dork in high school and still harbor resentments.
And guess what, you have joined the ranks of the all the other dorks who get some mediocre job on the Hill and a bit of money and think they finally have a seat at the cool kids' table, but you're still a dork.
I'm not a hill guy and that response was an inane response to an inane question. I do fine socially and was fine in high school. Thnx.
No way. NP
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Why are you such a loser?
I was a dork in high school and still harbor resentments.
And guess what, you have joined the ranks of the all the other dorks who get some mediocre job on the Hill and a bit of money and think they finally have a seat at the cool kids' table, but you're still a dork.
I'm not a hill guy and that response was an inane response to an inane question. I do fine socially and was fine in high school. Thnx.
Anonymous wrote:Oh honey. Anyone who calls himself a high value man is never gonna get laid.
Anonymous wrote:Do you actually think women want your opinion? What a narcissist.