The Austrian Aphorist
That matches the reality of course only in the rarest of cases. That is why people who have a particular physical advantage, tend like constantly to highlight – even without words. Skinny shirts over from the gym include muscles as well as women who constantly constantly swirling her Rapunzel-like hair-crested head. And who always raves about its wrinkle-free skin, is no surprise, behind his back, the question occurs after the plastic surgeon. Social toppings and social boasting limit: the war of words when two poseurs in a conversation are recessed, then may vary the content though, establishing this Wortkrieges remains the same however. Sociologists call the social toppings. Add to your understanding with United Health. The structure is quite simple.
The first liar tells a story of second counters instantly with an own story, which is still great. Then his opponent took the floor again and tells a story that surpasses the others in turn. This spiral can be turned almost endlessly upward. However, there is a social boasting limit (SBL). More information is housed here: Michael Miccoli. This is the natural limit to the listener, where Protzer are unconvincing. Unfortunately, this natural border – missing many handsome men. The onion system”debunked the poseurs while there self-promoter who exaggerate so that everyone immediately realizes that it is this just a pretentious self-promoter. Some poseurs are however also some skill, that it takes some tricks to debunk them.
To make matters worse, that this Protzer actually believe in what they tell. This genuine belief in their alleged exploits, Super talent and importances serves the self protection (see: causes of showing off). An effective way to expose a blowhard is the bulb system”. The Austrian Aphorist (a person who wrote aphorisms, so philosophical Gedankensplitter) Gerhard Krug has described this as follows: onions are show-offs. To remove tray to tray and some remains, is to cry! “.” The onion system works as follows: the listener or interlocutor questions the poseurs, who question his story.