In fact, Napoleon Bonaparte was not short. He was even slightly taller than average for his time - and the legend that he tried to compensate for his lack of height with conquests was actually invented by his enemies, as well as by witnesses who regularly saw him against the backdrop of several 6-foot tall generals. So, the emperor was not trying to overcompensate at all.
Which, however, cannot be said about other people. Unfortunately, we can literally encounter folks at every step whose entire appearance or actions actually scream overcompensating. So today's selection of netizens' opinions really helps to recognize such people and also gives some ideas as to how to deal with them.
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#21
Men who try to impress and intimidate people with their physical traits.
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#22
I love that brodozers are essentially the #1 reply. I live in an area surrounded by them and they are really dumb.
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#23
People who demand to be the center of attention / life of the party.
Their self-worth is tied to being liked by everyone so their whole personality is “look at me”, for better or worse.
I think they have a poor self image and seek external validation because they’re insecure about who they are.
Their self-worth is tied to being liked by everyone so their whole personality is “look at me”, for better or worse.
I think they have a poor self image and seek external validation because they’re insecure about who they are.
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#25
when someone has a bunch of, poorly done, tattoos. it can be done tastefully but if it’s cheap it usually isnt.
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