The Family Terrorist

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[BasementDwellerX]

This family terrorist your describing is basically the "Chess master" troupe in TV shows, such as Johan from the animated series "Monster" if I'm not mistaken.

But you know, I'm pretty sure that after all the time we've been on this Earth, there's probably a reason why we do things the way we do them.

You just basically described the human condition of infallibility and manipulation and pinned it on women, as if men aren't capable of manipulation in their own right.

[TheHappyMisogynist]

@BasementDwellerX

No, what I did was point to the fact that we live in a culture that sees, OVER- sees actually, what men do, but ignores and enables women. I think you missed it.

[patriciacarrasco]

ure describing a narcissist essentially

[TheHappyMisogynist]

@patriciacarrasco

Or BPD. Or just an abusive asshole.

[ProxySpam]

Don't blame women that much dude. They are really lovely but they are disphoric hahah! When you see your wife spitting fire, secretly slip 30mg of codeine in her food and you'll be surprised how lovely she will be in an hour!

It's a brain chemical problem, nothing more.

[TheHappyMisogynist]

@ProxySpam

You mean slip them drugs because you don't have the nerve to confront the problem?

Sure thing, jello-spine.

[TheHappyMisogynist]

@0801carolann

Yes, family terrorist. Deal with it. Or just shut up, I don't care. But I do suggest you shut the fuck up until you know what you are talking about. How's that for a suggestion, cupcake?

Where was your concern for men AND women the last two decades? Did you run around to women's shelters telling them to help men or you would show how small they were to the world?

Go fuck yourself.

[2223ams]

From my personal experiences, I think women and man are equally manipulative and selfish, and equally as likely to burden themselves on their families. But if you aren't convinced of the double standard, just turn on your TV. If some guy starts screaming and throwing things because someone looked at him crosseyed, it's surely a crime show or a Lifetime movie. Women scream and throw things at guys all the time on TV, often accompanied by a laugh track.

[superstaff]

@MegaMelissa345 No, I didn't laugh AT him. His bad moods came randomly and a lot of the time I wasn't aware of it, so there was a heightened sense of paranoia in my household about showing signs of happiness. But it got pretty hard at times, especially when I was got into middle/high school and began talking on the phone with my friends a lot. It would get awkward to explain to people I'd talk to when I'd be chatting but my dad would approach to hit me or take the phone away.

[superstaff]

(cont) On the flip side, my fiancee lives in a home run by his mother. His mom is a lot like you've described, she runs the house with an iron fist and forces her family to abide by her moods. If she is upset, then the whole family must be as well. She's actually been terrible to me as well, going so far as to threaten me for dating her son and she doesn't want any of her children to date despite them all being over 18... Some people (male and female) are just really fucked up.

[superstaff]

I wrote a comment in another video of yours recently where I put that both men and women can be manipulative/violent. In my life, I've seen a lot of examples of both sexes using whatever power they wield over their family to control and abuse. My dad was a lot like the women you describe here, if he wasn't happy, then my mom and I had to be. It would go so far that if he was in a bad mood and I was laughing or enjoying myself, he would smack me in the mouth for it. (cont)

[t21spectreclone]

So dry...

[blacktigerpaw1]

@HelpForTheHurting I cannot stop laughing at your comment.