Posted by IrresistableScorp
Nothing surprises me. People are capable of all kinds of behavior. I personally don't find too many things shocking.
Posted by Rabbit
And maybe I'm cynical, but there's not much that shocks me any longer. The world is a scary, dangerous, fucked up place. It's an enemy. And the more you know about your enemy, the better you can deal with that enemy effectively.click to expand
Posted by MellyMel909
I dont think it's a matter of Scorps being more "accepting" or "hiding".. I think Scorpios are just generally more aware of the entire spectrum of human behavior, so they're less likely to be shocked by evidence of it.
Posted by xMoonManPosted by MellyMel909
Other signs, especially the "positive/masculine" ones, go through life with ros? colored glasses, dancing to the musicals in their head, so to speak. They choose to focus on the positives and do not like being forced to recognize some the baser inclinations of humanity.
Even the Cancers I know, although a "negative/feminine" sign, are the same way. They are part of the personal signs, or first half of the zodiac. They are also the first of the water signs. As such, they take the information they receive and process it by how it may or may not affect them.
You're mainstreaming sister. Although it's anecdotal from your personal experience it doesn't necessarily reflect the bigger picture including the aspects of age, family upbringing and life experience.
IMO you're generalising too much but then Phoenix didn't provide any real details for context either.click to expand
Posted by MellyMel909
My apologies PR
I was inserting myself and some of my comments may have detracted from the threads original intent. So I will retract all observations that do not pertain to the topic at hand.
On topic: Scorpios are more aware, hence less surprised by certain elements of human nature.
Posted by xMoonMan
I guess that's why responses to your thread can only be general in nature. Because the subject is probably very evocative. I can't say how I would react without knowing details.
Posted by PhoenixRising
When you are with friends, despite your level of comfort with the person(s), when the discussion of sex comes around do you:
1) Share openly or stay quiet? Why?
2) Do you let others know you are accepting/open to "abnormal" "deviant" behaviour? Why?
3) Are you less accepting of what is being shared, but simply good at masking your repulsion?
DISCLAIMER: I do not like/use the word deviant or abnormal to label/describe people. I simply used it for the purpose of this thread.
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Posted by IrresistableScorp
Can I add that this is why Scorpios get tarred with the "paranoid" brush. We aren't paranoid. We know what people are capable of and we will make sure that they aren't doing it to us. It's called: being prepared.
(That's my story and I'm sticking with it).
Posted by MellyMel909
.. I think Scorpios are just generally more aware of the entire spectrum of human behavior, so they're less likely to be shocked by evidence of it.click to expand
Posted by Rabbit
And maybe I'm cynical, but there's not much that shocks me any longer. The world is a scary, dangerous, fucked up place. It's an enemy. And the more you know about your enemy, the better you can deal with that enemy effectively.
Posted by djbuck1
Interesting thread. I thought that it was because you all are just composed, cool and a bit aloof in public settings, and that "hiding" or "accepting" didn't even enter into it. You come off as just kind of above it all. Or at least outside of it. Whatever "it" is, and I do mean whatever...My take is that the thought of reacting just doesn't enter into it most of the time for you folks.
Posted by djbuck1
...In conversations "after," I have heard Scorps speak in no uncertain terms about just what they thought. But in meetings, it's more like an unspoken: "I'm here. I'm listening. If I feel strongly enough I might speak. But probably not. My presence and silence do not denote consent. Or dissent. Or anything at all. You may ask a question. I will respond. Probably. But you have then opened the door to my answer."click to expand
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