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In response to
"pretending to like your wife's spaghetti is not the type of thing that represents one's overall character so much, though. -- nm"
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znufrii
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Fair enough, but I don't think pretending to enjoy playing Danzig at a higher volume than usual is either.
Posted by
Vermintown (aka Dr.Vermin)
Oct 14 '10, 11:47
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For the purposes of this thread, defining 'fake' as pretending to enjoy something a little more than you actually do = not too unhealthy and often effective at landing a SO.
But yes, fundamental character misrepresentation (say, if I'd pretended to be a democrat or what have you) = never a good idea, certainly not in the long-term.
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