Rick Archer did not do you any favor and possibly a great deal of harm by encouraging your delusions. "What is grandiosity?
Grandiosity occurs when a person has an inflated self-esteem, believe they have special powers, spiritual connections, or religious relationships.38 http://www.bipolardisordersymptoms.info/bipolar-symptoms/grandiosity.htm --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Ravi Chivukula <chivukula.ravi@...> wrote: > > On Sat, Jan 7, 2012 at 3:38 PM, seventhray1 <steve.sundur@...>wrote: > > > ** > > > > > > > > Here's what bugged me, and I am sorry to bring it up again. Ravi discusses > > his New Years Night at the "Mist", where he describes having a 19 year old > > girl hit him up for drinks, and how the boner in his pants keeps getting > > harder and harder. Let me say, nothing in that story bothered me. I was > > rooting for the guy. > > > > LOL.."I was rooting for the guy",love it, but Steve not being a pervert > like Curtis who used his power in a cult to prey on innocent women it only > made root for my beloved more. I would only have with sex with her, a > goddess or just stay single. Anyway I don't know if I mentioned it or if > you are conveniently forgetting it. I didn't realize she was under 21 but > the bartender pointed it out and soon the security kicked her out. Anyway I > ended up ending drinking the shot of Tequila I bought and 2 more because I > now missed my beloved. This incident only confirmed my love for my beloved. > > Anyway Curtis had posted the week prior that I couldn't humiliate him but > clearly he was crying, try to manipulate everyone by the end. Proved he is > a bitch of mine, I can tweak him anytime I want..LOL.. > > But Curtis with a sharper eye and higher morals raised a few flags, and > > suddenly it's Curtis's who is being accused of debauchery, and becomes the > > victim of out and out slander, the likes of which I don't think we've been > > privy to here in some time. > > > > You raised no objection. When asked by a member if you felt this was > > appropiate behavior on Ravi's part, you refused to answer the question on > > the grounds that the question was not phrased properly. > > > > Maybe it's just me, but I felt you should have taken a stand, or at least > > be willing to answer the question one of the first two times it was asked. > > By the time you did answer it, it had lost any impact. > > > > > > > > > > >
