Reddit reviews Self-Awareness (HBR Emotional Intelligence Series)
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As much I love you, my favorite mental gymnast. Somehow you think that a post getting to the front page makes your opinion correct and valid(cringey award speeches aside).
People like you end up making others scoff at certain gaming community/forum/subreddit, "I need to say it, bla bla bla", "C'mon guys you guys are really, bla bla bla", all sorts of stuff that you spew out, thinking you're above everyone. That apologist attitude and acting like BioWare is the second coming of Christ, hence can do no wrong. Ignoring comments not siding with your views, cherry-picking downvoted comments. Acting like the entire subreddit is a circle jerk and you're our guiding light, only hope from despair. It's well known that certain people will always hate a game regardless of severity and amount of issues present instead, you go about making it sound like the subreddit is a hivemind. Apparently having expectations for something you paid of is entitled and you should suck it up whether you receive a piece of garbage or a gem. Making two complain posts about how your complaint is more valid than others, BioWare can do no harm, the game is 11/10, "gosh darn millennials and their entitlement, wtf expecting quality for their money, what a bunch of nutcase".
What's with the "oh BioWare is owned by EA, hence BioWare can't do any wrong, EA bad", blink twice if you need help?
I have a gift for you if you want, I think it'll the best gift you ever get.
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[Oh wait, hell yeah this gift too, two for one package, wtf, what a steal my dude!] (https://www.amazon.com/Why-Always-About-You-Narcissism-ebook/dp/B0030MQJMS)
While I am aware that you're under NDA regarding the marketing and mental gymnast display, tone it down a little. Maybe make a new subreddit /r/GodPraiseAnthem.