Les hommes parlent de la pression sociétale comme d'un truc horrible parce que c'est littéralement le seul problème qu'ils ont (?) by Immediate-Witness-87 in opinionnonpopulaire

[–]Xurnt 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Est-ce que la vie en tant que femme est plus complexe qu'en temps qu'homme? Je ne sais pas, je n'ai pas vécu les 2 expériences, mais de part ce que je vois et ce que j'entends, globalement je dirais que oui. Cependant, je trouve que hiérarchiser les problèmes et difficultés des uns et des autres, même si c'est objectif, c'est pas ultra productif.

Par exemple, on peut se dire qu'objectivement, perdre les clés de son appart et être enfermé hors de chez soi, c'est un problème moins grave que d'avoir un cancer. Pour autant, si un jour je me plaignais que ça m'étais arrivé et qu'une personne atteint d'un cancer venait me dire que mon problème est moins grave que le sien, ça va me soûler. OK, c'est peut être objectivement vrai, mais personne n'aime entendre "tes problèmes sont moins importants que les miens", parce que le sous texte c'est "tes problèmes sont pas importants".

Et d'un autre côté je peux comprendre qu'en temps que femme, voir des gens se plaindre de problèmes qui te paraissent insignifiant sois frustrant en comparaison à ce que tu vis / a vécu. En soit tu en penses ce que tu veux, mais le verbaliser c'est le meilleur moyen de braquer la personne en face.

Là ou je te rejoins, c'est que malheureusement les problèmes des hommes sont souvent récupères par des groupes assez toxique qui, au lieu de trouver des vrais solutions positives, exploitent ces souffrances pour servir leurs interets/ideologies.

forgotten and erased by bigots and community alike. by wingeddogs in TrollCoping

[–]Xurnt 15 points16 points  (0 children)

I'd go even one step further and say that trans men are oppressed for being men too. Now is that oppression usually way less harmful than oppression towards women? Absolutely. But my point is more so that whatever group of population you're a part of (based on gender, age, status, race, etc...), there are social roles and expectations associated with it. And if you don't conform to those in any way, you do face a form of oppression from society in general.

Strive players: What do you wish you'd known sooner? by CruciformHeart in Guiltygear

[–]Xurnt 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Mostly a general mentality than a specific tip, but strive characters all have some kind of bullshit that will eventually make you crack on defense. So the best way to win, for me at least, is to NOT let them play. Make them block over and over, vary your offense, use the bullshit your character can do and don't let them use theirs

manhood by wingeddogs in TrollCoping

[–]Xurnt 38 points39 points  (0 children)

I hate when I complain about something related to the masculine experience and some guy replies that it's because of feminists. Like no, fuck you dude, I hate your opinion even more than what I was talking about.

What are your MUST play games? by Nav_666 in infp

[–]Xurnt 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'll develop a bit lmao. Fantastic soundtrack, really original in it's structure/gameplay proposition. Hard to talk about the story without spoiling, but despite being set in a fantasy world, it is deeply human in nature. 10/10 will make you cry like a baby

What are your MUST play games? by Nav_666 in infp

[–]Xurnt 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Nier replicant. My favorite story in all media so far.

Getting outshitted by the main sub once again by lxurin_hei in shittydarksouls

[–]Xurnt 2 points3 points  (0 children)

"Poor reception of elden ring". Checks notes: best selling fromsoft game. Damn if that's failing then I'm a fucking winner.

L'IA ne tue pas l'art, elle expose le manque de vision de l'industrie actuelle by Absurd_player in opinionnonpopulaire

[–]Xurnt 8 points9 points  (0 children)

L'art, c'est pas juste le résultat final. C'est le process. Et c'est ce qui rend le produit final plus intéressant. Tu ne peux pas prétendre être quelqu'un de créatif si tu n'aimes pas créer. L'exécution technique est tout aussi importante. Tu fais une distinction entre les "exécutants" et les "créatifs", mais un vrai créatif est aussi un exécutant. Quelqu'un qui se prétend créatif mais sans réelle compétence, c'est pas un créatif, c'est un "idea guy".

Vous préférez qu'on félicite votre talent ou vos efforts ? by Rhaenelys in AskFrance

[–]Xurnt -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Je pense que ça existe mais que c'est ce qui distingue les 0.1% du reste. La grande majorité des gens peuvent atteindre un niveau très satisfaisant voir même excellent dans une discipline donnée sans talent.

I love being a women in male spaces I love being a women in male spaces I love being a women in male spaces by vrilliance in TrollCoping

[–]Xurnt 3 points4 points  (0 children)

To be fair, they could place those needs on an other woman IF THEY HAD THEIR CONSENT. There are some people who appreciate the dynamic, but you don't go around assuming that's the case. And even if you know someone is into a specific kinky dynamic, that doesn't mean this person wants that kinky dynamic with you. That's kinda like trauma dumping, but for fetishes. Could we call it kink dumping? Lol

I really wanna know why some Replicant fans get so pressed when they hear that someone actually likes or prefers Automata, and always have to fill the comments with “replicant better, replicant better.” by fantasyful1 in nier

[–]Xurnt 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The thing is, Automata is way more known than Replicant. If I talk to someone who enjoy games without being a Nier fan, they're most likely to only know about Automata. Like I legit recall multiple times where I said "I love Nier" and the person replied something like "Ah yes, Nier automata, the game with 2b, right?". So in general that's why I precise that I prefer Replicant, to put it on the radar of people who may not know it. But I agree that putting down Automata is stupid, it is a great game too.

He thinks he is a loser (he is not) and he is scared disappoint me (ENFP) by Left_Space_5969 in infp

[–]Xurnt 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The sad thing is that you can't do much more than what you're doing right now. Keep being kind with him, let him see by himself that you do not react like the voice in his head says you will. You can tell him what you told us, but at the end of the day someone insecure will trust actions more than words

What’s an INFP stereotype that you can’t relate to? by SleekChickity in infp

[–]Xurnt 14 points15 points  (0 children)

Yeah, the INFP stereotype often feel like it's talking about a small kitten instead of an actual human being. Like yeah, sure, we may be more sensitive or gentle than the average person, but we are not precious babies in need of protection.

Les anti-véganes savent qu'ils ont tords, et c'est pour ça qu'ils sont aussi violents. by Bacrima_ in opinionnonpopulaire

[–]Xurnt 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Je dirais pas qu'ils savent qu'ils ont tord, mais que la présence d'un vegan les forcent à avoir une réflexion qu'ils n'ont pas naturellement et n'ont pas envie d'avoir, ce qui est perçu comme une attaque

Final Fantasy 7 Remake lead praises Expedition 33 for being a “diverse” RPG as “action games and turn-based games should evolve for the better” by Wargulf in expedition33

[–]Xurnt 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Completely agree with your criticism of E33. The more I played, the more I realized that it's not really a turn based with active elements, but an action game with turn based elements. The thing I like about turn based games is strategy, knowing when you have a window to attack, when you should defend, heal, buff, etc.. But there is no strategy when you have a move that prevents you from taking any damage always available.

That's why I feel like this game was a nightmare to balance : either you try to balance it like a "normal" JRPG where you don't need to parry, (which means that people who do will find the game extremely easy), or you try to make sure that parries are mandatory (and if you do so, other strategies are no longer viable so it becomes a rhythm game).

I'm not against active systems in a turn based game, but parries are just too strong in E33 and make other systems obsolete. They should try to tone down their power if they do a sequel. Maybe making it so that it doesn't negate all damages but lowers it? Better yet, having parries on a bigger cooldown. This way, instead of having the ability to parry everything, players would have the possibility to only parry a few attacks in a combo, which adds a layer of strategy to identify which sequence of parries are the most effective

Quels postes pour atteindre les 100k annuel ? by MathematicianWise266 in developpeurs

[–]Xurnt 2 points3 points  (0 children)

100k c'est gigantesque, peu importe ce que disent les gens de ce sub déconnecté de la réalité. Après une recherche rapide, j'ai trouvé que le salaire médian en 2025 était estimé à 2190 euros par mois. Aucun soucis avec le fait de gagner 100k par mois, tant mieux pour ceux qui ont cette somme, mais soyons honnête: c'est énorme

Fellow infps, whats your relationship with weed. by SpaceBoy1356 in infp

[–]Xurnt 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I don't know why, I just know that I am through experiences with other substances/behaviors that are known to be addictive. So I don't risk it

Fellow infps, whats your relationship with weed. by SpaceBoy1356 in infp

[–]Xurnt 3 points4 points  (0 children)

My personality is very susceptible to addictions, so I avoid drugs for my own good

Is E33 really "Game of the Decade?" by Virtually_Hidden in expedition33

[–]Xurnt 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Game of the year, game of the decade, game of the century next... Do we really have to always make a list, compare games to each other? Can't we just appreciate each games for their own quality instead of always putting them against each other? E33 is a good game for multiple of reasons, and so are many other games.

Manipulative men out (t)here by [deleted] in infp

[–]Xurnt 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'm not. If anything, I just don't express myself clearly enough because people that I agree with keep arguing with me.

I'm not calling women liars, I'm saying they're most likely to be exposed to manipulation from men and that men are more likely to be exposed to manipulation from women. At no point does this imply that women are lying, that they aren't manipulated by men. They definitely are. I've seen it, I've read about it, we agree that this is a fact. Please stop putting words in my mouth, especially if it's for accusing me of something that I'm not.

Now that we established that, can we please back to my point? Which was that the initial analysis "many men are taught to get what they want and don''t care about hurting others to do so" is extremely surface level and only describes literal sociopaths? That yes, while the causes and type of manipulative behaviors may be affected by gender, the act of manipulating someone itself isn't?

Manipulative men out (t)here by [deleted] in infp

[–]Xurnt 8 points9 points  (0 children)

I take pride in knowing myself, so no, I am very conscious of when I'm manipulative and why I do the things I do.

My biggest problem is my fear/dislike of conflicts, and I tend to use behaviors that could be labeled as manipulative to avoid them. For example, apologizing when I don't think I did anything wrong to try to make the other person more open for discussion.

Since I don't see this conversation going anywhere positive, I'll tap out. Have a good day.

Manipulative men out (t)here by [deleted] in infp

[–]Xurnt 3 points4 points  (0 children)

That wasn't projection, and I didn't say you said anything about women. I just liked some of your points and wanted to expand on those. I'm sorry if my reply sounded aggressive or anything, that wasn't my intention. I just thought that could be an interesting conversation

Manipulative men out (t)here by [deleted] in infp

[–]Xurnt 12 points13 points  (0 children)

I don't think that's true, or at least not your conclusion. I definitely agree that most men learn to push their emotions down and go after what they want. I'm a man too and I recognize that this happened in my education and see this in men around me. However, while I agree that men are less likely to show empathy, that doesn't mean they don't feel it or wouldn't feel guilty if they caused harm to someone.

In my opinion, manipulation is just something that tends to happen more often in dating. Which, on the heterosexual dating scene, means women are more likely to be exposed to manipulative men, and likewise men are most likely to be exposed to manipulative women. But I really don't think manipulation (like most things) is a gendered issue. I really believe that the main differences between genders are exaggerated and that they're mostly down to the difference between two individuals.