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	Main Forum - Polls - Search - Next Is gratitude unmanly? Pity Momentum 01/08/11, 19:41 0 IMO, seems like a beta, weak, submissive action. Dangerous if not balanced properly. Next Reply - Reply With Quote Is gratitude unmanly? (Pity Momentum) 01/08/11, 19:41 yes. every time you thank someone for doing something kind for you... (pentheus) 01/08/11, 19:49 No, but I feel uncomfortable displaying it. (Meow Bitch) 01/08/11, 21:57 uh, no (futurebot) 01/08/11, 22:12 bro it ain't unmanly but it feels that way sometimes like society just ain't (Crispin C) 01/08/11, 22:13 maybe i should reconsider.. (Pity Momentum) 01/09/11, 03:22 Worrying about what seperates alphas from betas is what seperates betas from (phalsebob) 01/09/11, 12:20 It's a good litmus for underlying unmanliness. (triptych.for.two) 01/09/11, 13:14 if it is excessive and unwarranted then yeah (bakune young) 01/09/11, 15:54 no (Jack Sheppard) 01/09/11, 16:23 the world is cruel, predatory and picks on the weak (Pity Momentum) 01/10/11, 14:34 It depends entirely on how it's expressed. (oh my!) 01/09/11, 23:09 The idea of manliness is very culturally subjective (Invincible Iron Iconoclast) 01/10/11, 11:31 gratitude implies you actually needed something, perhaps even needed help (Xiphias) 01/10/11, 14:37 (Am I a bad Texan?) NT (Malfunctionbob) 01/10/11, 20:55 well, are you crippled by insecurity that you mask with bravado? (Xiphias) 01/11/11, 12:27 Crippled by insecurities? (Malfunctionbob) 01/12/11, 11:21 Always give credit where credit is due. (Malfunctionbob) 01/10/11, 20:53 Never express it, and see how far you get. (Repomancer) 01/11/11, 02:00 its true some queer in a dress kept thanking me over and over (superfisterjr) 01/11/11, 11:09
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