Look, I get it that this question looks like it comes from a place of bitterness. It does not. Still, some posters will include in their responses that the question is bitter. For the record, those posters are unintelligent because my question comes from a different place.
My question comes from a place of basic equity/fairness. Look, if I'm forgiving towards you but you're unforgiving towards me there's no equity/fairness in that proposition. In that proposition I'm getting an unfair deal.
Here are the possible fair deals:
1. I'm forgiving towards you and you're forgiving towards me.
2. I'm unforgiving towards you and you're unforgiving towards me.
Here are the possible unfair deals:
3. I'm forgiving towards you but you're unforgiving towards me.
4. I'm unforgiving towards you but you're forgiving towards me.
Basic principles of equity and fairness indicate that if we get our hair back we should live in accordance with option number 1 or number 2. If we get our hair back and live in accordance with option number 3 or number 4 then either we ourselves will be getting an unfair deal or the other party is/are getting an unfair deal. The other party/parties being the people with hair.
The other party/parties have already made their choice and their choice paints us into a corner (metaphor added to please Pasbrillantebrunette). They have decided to be unforgiving towards us. If we get our hair back we should ONLY select the most attractive mates we can get, at the expense of unattractive people, because that is the only fair option left to us.
I would like to be wrong but unfortunately I think I have a valid point.
My question comes from a place of basic equity/fairness. Look, if I'm forgiving towards you but you're unforgiving towards me there's no equity/fairness in that proposition. In that proposition I'm getting an unfair deal.
Here are the possible fair deals:
1. I'm forgiving towards you and you're forgiving towards me.
2. I'm unforgiving towards you and you're unforgiving towards me.
Here are the possible unfair deals:
3. I'm forgiving towards you but you're unforgiving towards me.
4. I'm unforgiving towards you but you're forgiving towards me.
Basic principles of equity and fairness indicate that if we get our hair back we should live in accordance with option number 1 or number 2. If we get our hair back and live in accordance with option number 3 or number 4 then either we ourselves will be getting an unfair deal or the other party is/are getting an unfair deal. The other party/parties being the people with hair.
The other party/parties have already made their choice and their choice paints us into a corner (metaphor added to please Pasbrillantebrunette). They have decided to be unforgiving towards us. If we get our hair back we should ONLY select the most attractive mates we can get, at the expense of unattractive people, because that is the only fair option left to us.
I would like to be wrong but unfortunately I think I have a valid point.
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