Would people be shocked at your thoughts?

Pug160 · 07-07-2013 9:14pm

Paco Rodriguez wrote: »

Alot of peoole have read 50 Shades anyway....they wouldnt be shocked.

Isn't that supposed to be quite mild?

KingOfFairview · 07-07-2013 9:27pm

Femme_Fatale wrote: »

"Calling it as it is" = code for being a c*nt.

100% agreed. People noted for their 'plain speaking', 'calling it like it is' or 'giving it straight' include Richard Littlejohn, Jan Moir, Rush Limbaugh, Kevin Myers etc. Draw your own conclusion.

Fox_In_Socks · 07-07-2013 9:30pm

Well, from reading this thread, they wouldn't be surprised as they are also thinking of joining a fetish/swinger club where everyone dresses as clowns.

TeddyTedson · 07-07-2013 9:43pm

Of course. You never know what someone is thinking. Unfortunately men in particular here tend to bottle things up far too much.
People often tell me they wish they could be like me in that I seem chilled out all the time, which would actually be the case if I didn't drink ect. :-/
I think your mind can become damaged over time. I've gone through periods when the only way I was able to sleep was if I was imaging my own death. That's more than a little weird and thankfully thst seems to have resolved itself for now

There's a lot to be said for getting sufficient rest.
Also sometimes things need to be put in perspective. Every problem can be resolved over time. Wow, I'm deep

club goldgrain · 08-07-2013 8:17am

100% yes,:cool:

Czarcasm · 08-07-2013 9:41am

yoloc wrote: »

Yada...

I can think of a couple of reasons why people couldn't be ársed listening to you tbh, you'd bore the tits off me with that tired, worn out old rhetoric anyway. Has nobody ever told you you're not as original or a leader as you think you are? They probably couldn't be bothered.

But here's a simple truth you may want to try -

It's not WHAT you say, it's HOW you say it.

club goldgrain · 08-07-2013 9:49am

Czarcasm wrote: »

I can think of a couple of reasons why people couldn't be ársed listening to you tbh, you'd bore the tits off me with that tired, worn out old rhetoric anyway. Has nobody ever told you you're not as original or a leader as you think you are? They probably couldn't be bothered.

But here's a simple truth you may want to try -

It's not WHAT you say, it's HOW you say it.

i had go back and read the threads and the guy is a moran,sorry i read it now.

blacklilly · 08-07-2013 9:58am

yoloc wrote: »

I am helping them though, im telling them facts that others dont have the balls to do. One thing i always here out of fat people who lost all their weight. They all say to their friends/family, why didnt you tell me ho wbad i looked. Well, im that man, i tell people how it is, if they dont like it, tuff sh1te!

You really don't like fat people do you?
Why do you have to say anything, you do know it's sometimes better to say nothing at all. You sound like an opinionated f*ckwhit and I can assure you that the vast majority of people would not appreciate your so called "sraight talking honesty"

club goldgrain · 08-07-2013 10:03am

i have dark sexual thoughts and if i was to be straight and honest with some people of what i was thinking probably at the very moment, just like you think you should be so honest about fat people, i'm sure i'd get a slap.
(maybe not from everyone but some);)

kylith · 08-07-2013 10:19am

I don't think that my thoughts are shocking, but people would probably be surprised that I'm nowhere near as cheerful as I appear to be.

club goldgrain · 08-07-2013 10:31am

i don't think you are unique to those thoughts, we all are not as cheerfull as people see us

bnt · 08-07-2013 12:37pm

I don't get shocked by my own thoughts so much, any more, because I'm getting better at figuring out what's behind them. Some of them would shock others if they came out without that underlying context. I could be accused of bigotry, for example, if I express an opinion about people that's actually based on real experience.

Naid23 · 08-07-2013 2:04pm

I shock myself sometimes with my own thoughts- usually followed by 'where the fxck did that just come from?'.

Maybe its best for everyone involved to stay outta my head ha

Wacker The Attacker · 08-07-2013 2:17pm

My thoughts include every conceivable form of political incorrectness that exists. They are real and are exactly how I feel.

My real concern is the unwillingness of other people to hear them without throwing a fake liberal bitch fit.

The sexual stuff is probably a little weird but I'm sure a lot of people have way more f**ked up sexual thoughts than I do. In fact I'd go a far as to say that my sexual thoughts and preferences are relatively normal.

Wouldn't life be far more entertaining and interesting if we expressed what we really thought?

Would people be shocked at your thoughts?

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