Everyone understands why you keep losing (VSD-5)
Oh, sweet. A candy-coated attack! Examples (Nov 3, 2004): “Everyone understands why a woman your age might get emotional at a time like this.” “Everyone understands...
Read MorePosted by chriscol | Jul 4, 2005 |
Oh, sweet. A candy-coated attack! Examples (Nov 3, 2004): “Everyone understands why a woman your age might get emotional at a time like this.” “Everyone understands...
Read MorePosted by chriscol | Jul 2, 2005 |
Verbal Attack Patterns so far: Pattern #1: “If you REALLY X, you’d Y.” Pattern #2: “If you really A, you wouldn’t WANT to B.” Pattern #3: “Don’t you even CARE about X?” Basic...
Read MorePosted by chriscol | Jun 21, 2005 |
Verbal Self-Defense is even more important among friends than against enemies. Take a minute and imagine the rest of the conversation… If we want to learn how to avoid internal pie wars–and how to fight the external...
Read MorePosted by chriscol | Jun 18, 2005 |
OK–Can I get some readers? And some feedback? This is essentially a repost of an earlier kos diary. However, I’ll be revisiting the theme in light of the pie wars shortly. “Don’t you even CARE about...
Read MorePosted by chriscol | Jun 12, 2005 |
The Presupposition: Name calling without calling names. The most primitive kind of verbal attack occurs in preschool–name-calling. Because adults on the attack rarely wish to appear childish, the skilful ones learn to...
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