Ranking the desires based on how good they seem in a school setting (1 (best) - 7 (worst)): 1. Belongingness 2. Security 3. Self Direction 4. Benevolence 5. Achievement 6. Power 7. Romance
1- Security: The desire for safety, stability, and protection. 2- Achievement: The desire to obtain a certain level of success according to social standards. 3- Power: The desire for control and influence over others. 4- Belongingness: The desire for a sense of belonging and acceptance from others. 5- Self-direction: The desire for independence and freedom. 6- Romance: The desire to be intimate with someone. 7- Benevolence: The desire to preserve and improve the well-being of others. - Keep it up. Im here since the beginning. Please more about Yuuichi Katagiri from the manga and Tatsumi Tsuruoka and Nana from the "Talentless Nana" manga.
More Desires i analyzed: Superiority - Make them feel above and better than others. Exploit: Put down and degrade those they see as inferior. Sadism - Provide targets for their cruelty and abuse. Exploit: Offer victims for their sadistic impulses. Obsession - Encourage their fixations and narrow focus. Exploit: Drive them to extremes in pursuit of their desires. Destruction - Give free reign to their destructive impulses. Exploit: Direct their chaos and mayhem towards your enemies.
How to attract someone into a job position. Methods that I have seen companies use. Security: Emphasize the job security, benefits, and how good pay gives you financial security. Achievement: Emphasize how you can quickly rise in the company and achieve success in your career, getting into a favorable position. Power: Explain how getting into a management role will give you power over others. Arguments about a "leadership" position. Belongingness: Emphasize a "company family", comparing a corporate team to a tribe, social bonding events, a sense of fake inclusivity. The company needs you! Self-direction: Emphasize the opportunity for flexible hours remote jobs, creative freedom, minimal management and self-assessments. Romance: Typically not seen in companies. But perhaps the opportunity to date other employees. The company is a great place for finding like-minded, educated young people. Benevolence: Emphasize that you're "changing the world" or how your job is for the greater benefit of "the people", a sense of altruism, how the company benefits the social justice and oppressed classes.
Being like ayanokoji is not the best idea.If after reading and decided to adopt something from ayano, then adopt something that will be useful in real life. You don't have to be emotionless or manipulative to do this, because classroom of the elite and reality are different things. Emotionlessness will only distance you further from society, just as manipulation will not lead to happiness.I'm writing this because recently there have been a lot of videos like "How to become the same as ayanokoji" and they say a lot of really unnecessary things to distance yourself from friends, keeping enemies closer, manipulating everyone, not trusting and the like. You should understand that you live in the real world, and not in the classroom of the elite, that's why if you copy ayanokoji, then don't become like him, take the best out of him that the character suggests: Read books, go to the gym, maybe be as attentive and then life really is it will get better P.s: I apologize for the mistakes, I do not know English and the entire text was translated using a translator
I agree but you can learn selective qualities of this fascinating character, and you're right being emotionless is a foolish attempt, but things like having control on your emotion, and speaking less and observing more could improve our life drastically.
I've seen a lot of these types of videos, but your "How to be like Ayanokoji" series is unequivocally the best of its genre on RU-vid. The advice you give is logical, concise, and, most importantly, effective. I'm actually pretty far ahead when it comes to intelligence, and I was hoping that somebody could give me content that is finely tuned for my level. However, I usually find that most of the advice given by RU-vidrs is superficial, poorly researched, generic, or just flat out wrong. In spite of this, your advice is actionable, purposive, and substantiated by examples from the show (which means that you are actually using the show as a medium to demonstrate your points instead of just putting Ayanokoji on the thumbnail for clickbait). I tip my hat to you. Well done.
Saying it’s wrong is wrong from my point of view because everybody has different values and somebody even doesn’t have any so not everybody would think it’s wrong
Funny thing is, those who say that manipulation is wrong are simply manipulating people to think that manipulation, one of the best weapons that a human can have, is wrong.
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