Do you consider yourself a bad boy? Girls are you with a bad boy and why?

[Anonymous]

[Obtuse]

I'm certainly not a blind rule-follower. I've formed my own ideas of right and wrong and maybe people will disagree with it. I've always been that way. I remember this teacher in the US telling us to run away if someone picks on us. That is WRONG. Wrong wrong wrong. I seemed to be the only one in class who thought it was wrong. I got in trouble over it. It is wrong instinctively. That is a coward's way. There is no honor here. I didn't have the language back then since I was 6 years old but this is a gigantic pussy good boy way. I was born with a testosterone boost, I think. I don't think this way.

[Obtuse]

I got punished over that, even had my parents called. And my parents tried to teach me that. But it is wrong. WRONG WRONG WRONG. This is not a way of honor. All I see is fear. If someone picks on us, you fight them if you have to. That is the right way. This is morally right. Everything that a red-blooded man should feel knows this to be true. Pride, honor, whatever we call this. It is the right thing to do at the end of the day. You don't run away to the authorities. You solve your own problems.

[Asker]

I'm sorry all these people are mentally retarded and cruel they are scum you're not you are right about this

[Obtuse]

Well, these days what is considered "bad boy" can be cruel and completely selfish. But that's not necessarily the original idea of "bad boy" as it was first popularized by people like James Dean. These guys had a rebellious side but they weren't necessarily bad people. Take a popular example like Han Solo in Star Wars. He's not really a bad guy. He's a smuggler but one who was driven into such a lifestyle as a means of survival. Yet he has a sense of right and wrong along with a conscience.

That's the type of thing I'm talking about and what I think makes the original version rather appealing as an archetype. If you take a person who is just outright good, sometimes that can work itself towards blind adherence to rules... you can imagine like the snitch in school who threatens to report people to the teacher if someone swears. The hardcore do-gooder type can work towards blind obedience of rules to the point of becoming rather oppressive -- very good in terms of social norms, abiding laws, but perhaps not always thinking critically to the point of questioning the rules.

[ThiccNigro]

Not really, I know how to be seductive tho. Proud cuz most dudes can't say that about themselves tbh

[Asker]

Seductive huh

[ThiccNigro]

Yeah, don't ask me to elaborate on that though

[Asker]

Seduce. Me

[ThiccNigro]

My voice plays like, the biggest roll in it. Won't work over the internet

[IU_092]

Are you gay?

[ThiccNigro]

@IU_092 Nope, not sure why you'd even ask

[IU_092]

No. Not you, the asker. He said "seduce me" to you..

[ThiccNigro]

Oh okay

[Asker]

Maybe why?

[IU_092]

I support you, thats what I wanted to say. Good luck with everything.

[FýrdracaDócincel]

I'm a bad boy minus the looks, style, money and charisma.

So really just a dick.

[Iron_Man]

No a bad boy would be a Bill Laimbeer and a Dennis Rodman

[Chthou95]

No. But if I'm completely honest, I'm nuetral.

[Liam_Hayden]

No, I'm a fun guy.