Originally posted by robbie carrobieStartreader believes, and rightly so, that it is best to "forgive and forget", so I was asking her about the depth of her belief in that ideology when you jumped in and made it about you...
Its not about me, its not about you, heck its not even about FMF, its about anger, resentment, forgiveness, letting go, covering over a transgression, not you, not FMF and not me. I hope you understand, its nothing personal.
Originally posted by divegeesterYes that's why you mentioned both you and FMF.
Startreader believes, and rightly so, that it is best to "forgive and forget", so I was asking her about the depth of her belief in that ideology when you jumped in and made it about you...
Does that include myself?
What about poor FMF?
Please shad-up-a-yo-face.
09 Feb 16
Originally posted by robbie carrobieStartreader believes, and rightly so, that it is best to "forgive and forget", so I was asking her about the depth of her belief in that ideology when you jumped in and made it about you...
Oh dear a blatant loaded question, not very subtle and not very clever. Here is the thing i am trying to help you to address the thread topic. Do you think its possible?
I am never what one might describe as angry when I post on these forums ~ aside from one incident maybe five years ago. I find it it quite thought provoking and calming ~ and often amusing ~ to participate here.
This lack of anger on my part is what underpins my unflappable, heart-of-the-matter, and mostly not-taking-the-abuse-bait style, I would say. Not being angry is what enables me to be clear and to get to the heart of the matter.
As Landisqueen170 - a vocal critic of mine, and whose criticism I welcome and always meet head on - said recently: "[FMF is] an intelligent, articulate poster who often gives much food for thought". This is made possible by me simply not being angry when I engage people. 😉
Originally posted by Grampy BobbyBy repeatedly copy/pasting other people's words you really have found the perfect strategy for you to avoid answering on topic questions, maintain a self-satisfied air of pompous superiority and keep bumping your own threads - all at the same time 😉
“...I'd been raised by my parents to believe barfing your feelings on other people was the height of impoliteness...”
―Stephen King, Joyland