Post: #1

God, look at those crocodile tears. How is it possible that someone so young is capable of that? What is the crying for?
Do you think she is trying to entice her mother to console her with candy or cookies?

Very realistic acting, I am torn between being impressed and disturbed.

Post: #2

You clearly don't spend anytime around little kids. There is nothing unusual about this at that age for boys or girls. Kids can spot emotion around 1 and they get really emotionally invested in everything they like. That little girl has probably watched that movie 10+ times. Don't look for something where it isn't.

Post: #3

huh??? either or you're autistic

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Post: #4

Read some child psychology. They are the sweetest little psychopaths.

Post: #5

As disgusting as that video is, here's one that's worse. An even younger child watching Rocky, mimicking Stallone's training moves, all in a transparent attempt to appear "adorable" and "cute" so his parents will buy him more toys. Sick....

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Post: #8

(09-30-2017 06:16 PM)kleftone Wrote:  God, look at those crocodile tears. How is it possible that someone so young is capable of that? What is the crying for?

I can't believe I actually need to explain this. Children are immature by nature, due to slow aging, so as their body grows so does their mind, as well as their emotions. While you or I may cried in the same situation when we were his age we no longer do it because our perspective changed.

This kids entire reality at that moment was the movie and that dinosaur. She doesn't know it is a movie, she thinks that she is looking through a magical world into another reality. I make that assumption because that is how it has been described to me by many of the children who I have looked after. Not to mention that her development is quite good actually because at a young age she is displaying great empathy. Seeing the dinosaur who is young and cannot find her parent is invoking the same emotions in her as if she couldn't find her own mother because, as I stated previously, in that moment the only thing that is going on in her life is that movie.

Completely natural of a boy or a girl. I have experienced it myself dozens of times. It's not women learning to manipulate young or some other shit. It's a kid being a kid, why the need to impose your own views over that?



Complete side note: One thing that I am not a fan of is when parents take their phones out and record their kids all the time. Some of these moments should be kept between the parents and the children, there is no need to photograph and film every single movement and development that the kid has. That's just a personal pet peeve though.

Post: #9

(09-30-2017 06:16 PM)kleftone Wrote:  Very realistic acting, I am torn between being impressed and disturbed.

While you are thinking about this do you rock back and forth as though you are driven by a motor?

Aloha!

Post: #10

Doesn't really make sense what your post is about.

If modern day girls who have so much validation from online dating apps, social media and in person have the same amount of SYMPATHY/EMPATHY as the girl in this particular video, they would not act reckless, ratchet, and be complete savages to guys.

Post: #11

(09-30-2017 06:50 PM)Scoundrel Wrote:  As disgusting as that video is, here's one that's worse. An even younger child watching Rocky, mimicking Stallone's training moves, all in a transparent attempt to appear "adorable" and "cute" so his parents will buy him more toys. Sick....

That kid was totally faking. He didn't even do one handed pushups when Rocky did.










Hell, he didn't even raise his knees off the ground. Totally sick!

Post: #12

(09-30-2017 06:16 PM)kleftone Wrote:  God, look at those crocodile tears.

If I pointed at someone crying, would you be able to acknowledge the subject at which I am pointing?

Please answer these questions, and the next three I have.

Aloha!

Post: #13

I get the disturbing image of the OP mocking a two-year-old's tears to her face while waving a bag of gummy bears at her...just out of reach.

Post: #14

(09-30-2017 06:23 PM)realologist Wrote:  You clearly don't spend anytime around little kids. There is nothing unusual about this at that age for boys or girls. Kids can spot emotion around 1 and they get really emotionally invested in everything they like. That little girl has probably watched that movie 10+ times. Don't look for something where it isn't.

You're completely right, I don't spend a lot of time around little kids.
And I also think that you are right in guessing that this little girl has watched the movie multiple times. I am almost %100 sure she has, because her mother already knows what's going to happen to the dinosaur. Her mother most likely didn't watch this movie in her own free time, and has only watched it with her daughter.
Honestly, the fact that the daughter has already seen it multiple times only proves my point.
The little girl already knows what is going to happen, she should not be shocked by any of this. There is NO reason why this child should be upset to the point of tears. The first time she watched it, tears might be genuine. She was probably consoled the first time, and then learned that tears get her attention and treats.

(09-30-2017 06:24 PM)LionHound Wrote:  huh??? either or you're autistic

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Of course, it's the cry of the troll to say "I'm not a troll!" in the same way a crazy person says "I'm not crazy!". I see no point in trying to convince any of you that I'm not trolling.

(09-30-2017 06:37 PM)Conscious Pirate Wrote:  Read some child psychology. They are the sweetest little psychopaths.

I do not think children are psychopaths, just as I do not think women are psychopaths.

There is a difference between little boys, and little girls, though.

Women are hard-wired to understand how to connect to other humans very, very quickly. Intuitively they understand how to evoke emotional responses, read body language, and use that to their benefit. They are followers, and need 'protectors' to extract resources from.
Men are not hard-wired to know these things, because there is no point. They are not out to extract resources from anyone, only to provide resources. They need logic, and detachment to get the dirty work done.

Fully grown women, are not very far away psychologically from the toddler in this video at all. There are many men who agree with me; adult women are essentially children their whole entire life. This kid's mother probably cried the first time she saw the dinosaur fall, too. Psychologically, the only difference between the mother and the daughter is, the mother knows fancier words.
Adult women do NOT evolve on an emotional level from children. You should keep in mind that when you see a little girl behaving, that is what a grown woman would act like if she didn't know how to conceal her behavior to manipulate and extract maximum resources.
This doesn't mean the little girl is a psychopath, I was just surprised to see proof of females manipulating so young. It's something I've always suspected, though.
I am surprised I am having to go in depth and explain this at all, honestly.

Little boys are different in that, extracting resources does not come natural to them. When they get emotional, it is not because they are being manipulative, it is because they are too young to have the self control to keep their emotions inside. When a boy cries, there is no secret hope for attention, cookies, hugs, or anything else. They simply have a sad feeling, and they have not learned any coping mechanisms that help them not display that sad feeling.

I also do not have the time to respond to everyone individually, but I have to say that the majority of these responses are not what I was expecting.

I was trying to start a discussion about how young girls are when they start the process of becoming master manipulators.

Post: #15

^^Ook man, don't you remember what it's like to be a little kid?

Stop treating kids like little adults.

Post: #16

(09-30-2017 11:04 PM)kleftone Wrote:  I don't spend a lot of time around little kids.

I think that's good news. No need to start, either.

Aloha!

Post: #17

(09-30-2017 11:04 PM)kleftone Wrote:  I have to say that the majority of these responses are not what I was expecting.

So, would it be fair to say that this thread is.... nah, too easy.

Post: #18

In before the OP gets a line through his name.

Post: #19

I am more troubled by how messy that house was.

What the fuck is she doing making videos of her innocent child crying when she should be making sure there is stability in her life. Messy homes are a sign of deeper shit and odds are that kid will end up a teenager in a broken home.

I will even bet that currently, when her husband wants some pussy, she will say that she is too tired from dealing with kid shit all day.

Post: #20

OP is the type of dude to go to a birthday party, pop all the balloons, deflate the bouncy house, throw the cake on the ground and say "grow up, I know you're just trying to get free shit from your parents."


Glad to see him go, good riddance.

Post: #21

(09-30-2017 07:35 PM)Kona Wrote:  

(09-30-2017 06:16 PM)kleftone Wrote:  Very realistic acting, I am torn between being impressed and disturbed.

While you are thinking about this do you rock back and forth as though you are driven by a motor?

Aloha!

Dogs don't just eat homework.

Post: #22

(09-30-2017 11:16 PM)The Beast1 Wrote:  ^^Ook man, don't you remember what it's like to be a little kid?

Stop treating kids like little adults.

Yeah, one problem that some people (especially those who were less socialized) have with swallowing the redpill is that they start seeing the associated behaviors everywhere, legitimate or not. Let the child, so-to-speak, have his training wheels. At least attempting to identify typical female behavior becomes good practice, even if he misses the target sometimes (though he has definitely missed the mark here).