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Sure. I often feel tempted/curious/interested in all kinds of things, like dropping pennies from towers, stealing, scaring people. My strangest temptation is to believe that I have powers. Less strange is a compulsion to step on sidewalk cracks by the same amount under each foot and when one has had more cracks to change pace to get the other one to catch up. It gets very complicated with slate tiles, impossible really. You can't do it without walking funny, but with a good new sidewalk you can do it.I cannot carry a glass of hot water near someone without a temptation to throw it on them. I've never done it, but the temptation is always there. It makes me cringe.
Do you get any weird temptations that you would like to share?
I'm thinking this is either a normal human thought process, or I am just a demented individual.
I strongly suspect it's a by-product of ordinary human consciousness.
Sometimes drugs and alcohol can do it.I would agree. I often wonder what trigger compels the psychopaths that exist in our society to act upon these thoughts.
I would agree. I often wonder what trigger compels the psychopaths that exist in our society to act upon these thoughts.
Sometimes drugs and alcohol can do it.
People who do that on purpose should get their tires slashed and windows busted out.Driving near a puddle, and splashing people. I have done it on accident, once being coerced by a friend, but never on my own.
My dad did this also but his car stalled out when he hit the puddle during his days in college.
That's quite an interesting question.
People who do that on purpose should get their tires slashed and windows busted out.
Indeed. Someone should start a thread so our experts here at RF can weight in.
Psychopaths don't have a conscience or sense of empathy to stop them. We may have highly violent or sadistic thoughts but we feel bad about them or consider the consequences of doing such things. We think about how the other person (or animal in some cases) might feel and so on. Psychopaths don't have that psychological "stop sign".I would agree. I often wonder what trigger compels the psychopaths that exist in our society to act upon these thoughts.
Well, obviously that's not a wrong in my book. As a person who has been a pedestrian all my life and in a city full of ****ty drivers who don't give a damn about others, I'm being quite kind enough as it is. They're lucky that all they get is some swear words and my middle finger.Yes, because two wrongs make a right...
...and three rights make a left.
Well, obviously that's not a wrong in my book. As a person who has been a pedestrian all my life and in a city full of ****ty drivers who don't give a damn about others, I'm being quite kind enough as it is.
I don't know wtf you're talking about.So you're good with me paying the price for your vigilante justice.
Thank you for your contribution to society.
I don't know wtf you're talking about.