10-13-2015, 04:20 AM
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A "self-aware" person will, unless it's an emergency where every split second counts, slow down and move around you, because they notice you and know that their need to get where they're going is not more important than you being uninjured.
A "self-centered" person will knock into you as they go past. They don't want to hurt you and will feel bad if they do, but they were too caught up in their own issues to notice you were there.
A "selfish" person will knock into you as they go past, because they noticed you were there, and have no desire to hurt you, but think getting where they need to be is more important than any harm done.
A "sadistic" person will knock into you as they go past because they think seeing you fall down is funny.
A "self-aware" person will, unless it's an emergency where every split second counts, slow down and move around you, because they notice you and know that their need to get where they're going is not more important than you being uninjured.
A "self-centered" person will knock into you as they go past. They don't want to hurt you and will feel bad if they do, but they were too caught up in their own issues to notice you were there.
A "selfish" person will knock into you as they go past, because they noticed you were there, and have no desire to hurt you, but think getting where they need to be is more important than any harm done.
A "sadistic" person will knock into you as they go past because they think seeing you fall down is funny.