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People can ruin something they don't value. In fact, that's often why something gets ruined.
RekietaLawyou can't ruin something you don't value. You created an image of a "reputation" that I should have, and then decided I betrayed. In relaity, I'm just me, straightforward and honest.
Also, Nick may think he's straightforward and honest in the magic kingdom of relaity, but here in reality he's just a lying hypocrite.
This is such a pointless thing for Nick to say. Reminiscent of generalized non-apologies like "sorry I'm not perfect" as a way of dealing with specific criticism(s). In terms of marriage, people are going to be harder on the person who frequently/publicly espouses traditional marital values while violating them in private (or public if they're that stupid). This is because people don't like blatant hypocrisy, though this is something Nick has seemingly yet to grasp.View attachment 5097384
This is not the kind of conversation a conservative entertainer should be having if he's also easily butthurt when people question the health of his relationship.
But hey, at least Nick ended this "good point" with a definitive "but I dunno man."
Sounds similar to calling someone a "phobe" to assert that a given criticism is based in fear and heavily implying that said criticism is therefore irrational (or the critic is uneducated). This method of argumentation is a favorite for simultaneously dismissing opposing views while making themselves seem more woke, based, or just plain better than them.- We don't have nudity in cinema because people are SCARED of it, apparently... Similarly to the illicit drug outlook, I think this belies a worldview that is incongruous with reality
This is also a common practice of peer pressure: "What, are you scared of sex/drugs/whatever?" or "You couldn't handle it anyway, loser". The natural defense of the accused (commonly in the young) is to either prove them wrong through participation or be shamed out of the group.
Predictable behavior for a lazy, drug-addled, lewd solicitor still undergoing mental/emotional puberty in his 40s.