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What's the relationship between Tinkerbell and Peter Pan?

The relationship between Tinker Bell and Peter Pan is unrequited love, at least as far as Tink is concerned.Despite her diminutive size, she’s more mature than Peter is, and she harbors an adult-sized passion for him. That’s precisely where her vindictive jealousy for Wendy comes from. And for his part, Peter is the boy who can never grow up, meaning that despite his affection for her, he can never reciprocate Tinker Bell’s true feelings.It all makes sense when you realize that James Barrie created Tinker Bell as an unconscious metaphor for his own wife, Mary Ansell. Barrie was impotent for his entire life and so, like Peter, he could never return his wife’s passion for him. Ultimately, Mary divorced him, causing quite an infamous scandal at the time. She remarried and by all accounts went on to have a very contented personal life.

What's something people do that screams "I'm looking for attention"?

This answer is (somewhat) based on a true story. Names have been changed.Imagine this.Your teacher hands you the exam you took last week. This is an exam you actually studied for and were prepared for completely. You got 46%.Sure, you’re disappointed with yourself, but you know you tried your best and were just having a bad day while taking the exam. It’s fine, after all, your final grade isn’t just based on this test and an actual fail is below 40%.So you decide to keep your score to yourself and make your way to lunch.Outside the classroom, you see a crowd of people surrounding a girl. This girl, we’ll pretend she’s called Sue, is crying. Weeping, in fact. Suffice to say, you’re pretty confused.Over the muffled sounds, you hear the individual voices of the crowd around her. They sound comforting, like they’re reassuring Sue. They’re saying things like “It’s okay,” or, “We love you!” or, “That’s really good!”You stand there for a few minutes and the bell rings, signalling the crowd to go to lunch. They leave, and you’re left alone with Sue, who’s tears have apparently vanished along the crowd.You ask Sue what’s wrong.She notices you and begins to act miserable again.“Oh, it’s fine…” she says between sniffles.Obviously, now you know what’s happening. She expects you to be worried and exclaim, “No, you’re not fine! What’s wrong?”But you aren’t falling for it. You simply mutter, “if you say so” and start to walk off.“Wait!” she calls out your name. You turn back. “Do you want me to tell you?” She asks.You just shrug.“Well, I’ll tell you anyway,” she takes a deep breath and fake, on demand tears stream down her cheeks as she whimpers, “I-I got 98% percent on the exam.”Oh, fuck off Sue.She’s now sobbing. “I’m so worthless! I can’t do anything right”Since she’s covering her face with her hands and can’t see you, you just walk off. What a waste of time.Two days later…You go on Facebook and are absolutely disgusted.Sue has posted pictures of her supposed “self harm scars” and a bottle of Advil. She has captioned the pictures with this phrase:“im ending it all today…the pain is too much…☠️”The post is littered with comments from her classmates.“pls don’t do this…we love u”“u mean so much to us”“WE LUV U BB”The next day…You come to school and just as you expected, you see Sue acting perfectly normal. She is gossiping with her friends and bragging about her new Gucci flip-flops.

Why do people say you're close minded when you don't believe in pseudosciences?

A2A.Because an ad hominem is usually a sign of not having a solid argument, and people will use this tactic to prevent a belief that they hold from being challenged.In real life, you should just walk away from such arguments. The person’s mind is made up, you can’t change that.Quora is different, because the vast majority of users on Quora are silent readers, so my answers and comments are meant for them, and not necessarily for the OP or the person that I am responding with.I had a few discussions on Quora with people who call themselves professional astrologers. It usually goes something like this:Astrologer: I thought scientists / skeptics / you people are open-minded / rational.Me: Who said close-mindedness is always a bad thing? There is zero evidence that the claims made by astrology is anything better than clever guesswork and reliance on people’s ingrained confirmation bias. And there are plenty of scientific studies to show that there is no validity to these claims. Give me a proper peer-reviewed scientific study and I will open my mind again and look at it.Astrologer: (usually comes up with the Mars Effect)Me: (cites proper peer reviewed scientific studies which has debunked the Mars Effect claim as having, among other, selection bias in the statistic sampling)Astrologer: Science just doesn’t understand astrology yet.Me: Science does not have to understand astrology in order to use the scientific method to test the claims it make. We don’t fully understand gravity, yet the theory is testable and falsifiable. We don’t yet fully understand everything about how evolution works, yet the theory is testable and falsifiable. Claims made by astrology is testable and it has been falsified.Astrologer: Have you even ever had a birth chart done by a professional? (Attempt to get me to pay for his professional work?)Me: Yes. I once convinced a friend that both of us should have a birth chart done online by a professional astrologer. I noticed that it was vague enough to have lots of trivial truths, but that there were no profound truths. Due to confirmation bias people notice that which is trivially true, they don’t notice that it does not have any profound truths, and they forgot the inaccuracies. On the other hand, my friend remarked that his reading was pretty accurate. The only problem was, I have swapped his and my reading without him noticing it, before he read it.Astrologer: That was not a professional astrologer.Me: Thank you for your comments.

How does a narcissist think and feel inside?

You never tucked me in a Night or sang a special song, You never kissed my booboo's and stayed next to me a night longNever sat beside my bed, to help me get some sleep, Or came to dry my tears, when you see me weepYou never hold me close so I feel your heart beat next to mine or ran your hands across my face memorizing my Devine.You never took time to read a bedtime story so I can dream, of a far of a place and a land where it's good as it seemed.You never shield me from the ugly and in fact, you're the one I struggle with the most.And that little girl that you gave life, never left your side, you took her, and you ruined her, and you did nothing while she died.I remember now or I would rather forget, how you twisted things and kept me in fear, you never put me first, and I remember the ugly things you said that no one should hear.It took me all these years to put together what you did, trying to understand things but I assure you nothing to really fear.because nothing I could tell, or words used to feel abused caused my life to feel like hell.Where do I start and how do I say, happy mothers day, to the one who used me for her self in such a cruel and disgusting way.Happy mothers day to you mother, and the Monster that you are, the one I saw only who made my life buzzard.………………………………..A poem from a girl who was abused by her mom.Back to the question: How does a narcissist think and feel inside?Whoever the creature, Monster, or human who made this girl say these words and sure it feels nothing but dark.It doesn't matter what and how do they feel inside, what matters is do you feel that inside.? Are you becoming a dark one from the inside like one of them?Trust me this woman who treated her daughter that way feel nothing but darkness, your eyes were made to see in the light….. light candles to help others to get out.It's dark inside.Bassel Chibani.

If people always look at me a lot when I'm in public, does that mean I'm attractive?

First off, there’s a huge difference between glancing at people vs “looking” at them vs. staring at them. Glancing is totally normal. Looking begins to beg the question “why?” Could it be attraction? Maybe. Do they think you're weird looking, or ugly? Maybe. Or is it something else? Staring, of course, is just plain rude.I get stared at everywhere I go. Everywhere. On multiple occasions, friends that I am with have noticed it and pointed it out to me. And they've pointed out that people aren't just glancing, they're staring - for extended periods of time. On one occasion in particular, I personally watched a woman literally turn her whole body to watch me as she walked by me - her husband actually had to reach up and turn her away from me and back around in the direction they were going.I'm so used to it that I don't often notice anymore. But it drives my friends nuts. One friend began counting the people who looked at me too long (by her judgment) as we crossed downtown Pittsburgh one day. Once she hit the teens, she was so frustrated she started counting out loud in people's faces - “Thirteen, fourteen, FIFTEEN” - looking each of them in the eye challengingly as she did so. People were looking at her like she was insane. (She lost count between 47 and 53.)As far as why people look at me, I think there may be several reasons. Some like what they see, either because they think I'm good looking or they like my camo-and-combat boots style. You can usually tell those. Some people think I'm quite ugly (I've been barked at enough times to know) and hate my style.Some people stare at me because I'm very androgynous and they're trying to figure out if I'm a guy or a girl. (I've overheard that question being asked by my observers amongst their groups many, MANY many times.)As for why people look at you, without a pic I can't even begin to hazard a guess. What's a lot more important though, is not to let it go to your head, regardless of whether you think it's good or bad. Other people's opinions (especially strangers’) should never matter to you.