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  %MAINTAIN PRETENSIONS EMBARRASSED OFFENDED HONEST+030112
%ACCURATE DESCRIPTIONS ATTITUDES ASSUMPTION BELIEVE+030112
%CONVICTIONS DECISIONS ACTIONS NATURAL CONSEQUENCES+030112
 %REVEAL COLLUSIVE GAMES MUTUAL SELF DECEPTION EVIL+030112
  %COERCION VIOLENCE BLAME SHAME TRUTH PUBLIC GREED+030112
 %EGOCENTRIC PROVINCE REVERENT HUMBLE HONEST ACCEPT 030112
                                                          
     People  who  are  trying  to  maintain   pretensions,
pretentious   people,   are  particularly  likely  to   be
embarrassed/offended   by  honest  people  who  accurately
describe     their own:     attitudes,        assumptions,
beliefs,  convictions,    decisions,   actions;   and  the
natural consequences of them.                             
                                                          
     Such  descriptions  reveal aspects of  the  collusive
games  of  mutual self  deception  which  the  pretentious
people participate in --- and coerce others to participate
in.                                                       
                                                          
     Pretentious   people  blame  others  for   their  own
being  embarrassed/offended   by the truth being  said  in
public.   They  are often narcissistic,    egocentric  and
provincial in their out-look on life, other people and the
world.     They believe  that  they can  save   themselves
and   others  ---because  they have blinded themselves  to
the truths which   reverent,   humble  and  honest  people
accept  as essential to all  great virtues which are   the
essential   foundations  of  all   great    civilizations,
nations,   cities,    tribes, families, and individuals.  
                                                          
                                                                                                                               
                         (c) 2005 by Paul A. Smith in      
                    (On Being Yourself, Whole and Healthy)  
                                                                                                                               
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