How close is your IRL attitude to your KF's? - How much do you tone it down in real life?

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I got into a discussion today with a former employee, with whom things did not go well, who literally told me that I was treating him like a dog to a point where he was afraid to talk to me. Kind of made me think.

Looking back, I can kind of see it. Even though I never meant to hurt him as a person, I hated him as an employee, and I was pretty cruel in some ways. The more he fucked up, the harder I came on him and the harder he fucked up. To me it felt like there was nothing I could do to improve the situation but get rid of him, for him it felt like he lacked support and could not tell me things. Faults on both sides if I am being honest, but anyway.

If we take apart the obvious no-no things, I basically talk and behave the same in my professional and personal life as I do here. Some people have considered me to be a bully. I can also be extremely nice, but the moment someone loses my respect I almost stop to think of them as an individual. They just become an inconvenience.

I am not trying to say this is a good thing or anything. I am just curious to know how others are IRL vs how they are online, and if either affect their behavior in the other sphere.
 
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Maude Snew said:
I use the word Nigger about ten percent less face to face but I do talk about fat and stupid people much less frequently. Although just last week I explained the six tits of Ethan Ralph and impending horse divorce to someone.
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Funny. Is this because of your direct environment?

I don't mind saying anything about fat people, and retard is a staple of my vocabulary. I never ever say nigger out loud though.
 
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rel=alternate said:
Funny. Is this because of your direct environment?

I don't mind saying anything about fat people, and retard is a staple of my vocabulary. I never ever say nigger out loud though.
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Nobody would believe me if I told them about Patrick Tomlinson. I've seen the shit he says and writes and I barely believe it.
 
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In real life I am not actually Chris Stuckmann and I did not actually grow up with black people.
Maude Snew said:
Nobody would believe me if I told them about Patrick Tomlinson. I've seen the shit he says and writes and I barely believe it.
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Coincidentally, the only cow I've talked about IRL is Fatrick. I once tried to explain him to my older brother.
 
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Maude Snew said:
Nobody would believe me if I told them about Patrick Tomlinson. I've seen the shit he says and writes and I barely believe it.
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Russel Greer is a great ice breaker for a date, the gift just keeps on giving. From my own experience, lawyers fucking love it.
 
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I do my best to know my audience. I have some friends who are extremely redpilled however I know they can't keep their mouths shut so I have yet to fully reveal my power level. Very few people know how FERAL I truly am. At work I often interact with pajeets fresh off the boat from the Pounjahb and if they're polite to a white Sahib I will be polite to them but if they fuck around and behave like children by god I will become their worst nightmare.
 
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rel=alternate said:
I am not trying to say this is a good thing or anything. I am just curious to know how others are IRL vs how they are online, and if either affect their behavior in the other sphere.
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I pride myself that I interact with people online pretty much as I do IRL. I don't assume a persona online and then put on a more polite public face when I'm out in the world. If I'm arguing with someone online, the test for me is if I would say what I'm writing in that exchange to their face. If the answer is no, then I'm wrong and will usually apologize.

My personal beliefs are far more to the right politically than what I reveal to people IRL, and I frankly don't reveal much. It wouldn't do, for example, to tell people I think Pinochet was right to hunt down filthy fucking communists like the animals they are. .People I know IRL--including friends and family--think I'm a typical conservative Republican. I encourage that belief. The dishonesty of it bothers me but there's really nothing for it.
 
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Catler said:
Not in the slightest, KF is just a fun place to shitpost and occasionally rile people up. IRL I'm an OpenAI chatgpt server I'm a pretty nice, pleasant person.
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To be fair, I get this feeling from you here as well. Always pleasant, and just degenerate enough so it's not too much. At least on the forums, I don't do chat.
 
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In general, I am IRL who I say I am here; "Meat Target" isn't much more than a pseudonym.

Though IRL, I am not nearly as vocal. In fact, I mostly keep my thoughts and opinions to myself. I try to be friendly with everyone, avoiding arguing, rudeness, or confrontation. It takes a lot for me to truly lose my shit on someone in person.

I come to KF to vent my frustrations and sperg out. Thanks for listening, frens.
 
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Maude Snew said:
Nobody would believe me if I told them about Patrick Tomlinson. I've seen the shit he says and writes and I barely believe it.
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I have seen things you children wouldn't believe. Stalker child watching me shit on my neighbours front lawn. Man-tits glittering in the dark on the Opie and Anthony subreddit. All those moments will be gone from twitter, like tears in the rain. Time to lie.
 
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