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On Enjoying Disagreeable Company — LessWrong
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Bears resemblance to: Ureshiku Naritai; A Suite of Pragmatic Considerations In Favor of Niceness …
x On Enjoying Disagreeable Company — LessWrong Living Luminously Happiness Heuristics & Biases Relationships (Interpersonal) Frontpage 75 On Enjoying Disagreeable Company by Alicorn 26th May 2010 9 min read 254 75 Bears resemblance to: Ureshiku Naritai ; A Suite of Pragmatic Considerations In Favor of Niceness In this comment , I mentioned that I can like people on purpose. At the behest of the recipients of my presentation on how to do so, I've written up in post form my tips on the subject. I have not included, and will not include, any specific real-life examples (everything below is made u
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