authfriend: > I'm going to put my gas mask on and use my last post to > comment on this most recent pile of toxic garbage emitted > by Share. Later tonight or tomorrow I'll deal with the > piles she excreted on Wednesday. >
> > Ann, I think the posts are a record of what one has written. > > > Hey, ya think, Share? I mean, I know you're just speculatin', > but you might have a real insight there. Who'd-a thunk it, > our posts may be a record of what we have written! > > > IMO they and those who quote them present a limited picture > > of the truth. > > Sometimes those who *write* them present a "limited" picture > of the truth. Or even a false and deceptive picture of the > truth. And sometimes a person can make several posts that > *contradict* each other in a way that demonstrates they were > not telling the truth in one or more of the posts. > > Not only that, but a person who is fundamentally dishonest > may post lists of platitudes about "us humans" and pretend > they somehow excuse those untruths, instead of admitting to > and apologizing for them. > > > The more complete truth IMO about us humans contains these facts: > > > > we make mistakes, especially when we're emotionally upset > > we communicate hurtful words, especially when we're upset > > we forget what we've said, especially when we're upset > > we are different from each other in how we react during emotional > > upsets > > when we're less upset, we see events more clearly and express > > something different than we did before > > sometimes we learn from our mistakes and don't repeat them > > we differ from each other in how we see events largely due to > > what's sloshing around and electrically firing in the fat balls > > atop our bodies. > > > General platitudes don't help you out here, Share, they just > make you look like more of a hypocrite. > > At the very least, you need to explain how each platitude > relates to the fact that at first you denied being upset, > and four weeks later decided you had been terribly upset > about having been "psychologically raped." > > Was that accusation a mistake you made because you had been > upset about *something else*? In that case, you need to > apologize for the false accusation and explicitly retract it. > > > I think Judy has a more legalistic view of the upsets > > between me and Robin. I think she wants to present evidence > > and declare me guilty and Robin a helpless victim. > > > Robin is very far from helpless. Unfortunately that does not > excuse the despicable way you've treated him, especially when > we recall that the whole "upset" (that you denied was an upset > until four weeks later) was a result of *your misunderstanding > something entirely innocuous that he had said*. > > > I think Judy would be a great prosecutor. > > > > However I think these events are better seen as failure of > > communication between two emotionally upset people. > > > No, neither of you was upset at the time. You acknowledged > merely feeling "a little grumpy" because you'd eaten too much > sugar. Robin didn't get upset until you told him you were > going to stop communicating with him several days later, even > though you told him: > > "As for what my feelings were, I didn't suffer or feel > insulted. Nor did I think you were being hurtful or cruel. > I simply did not want to pursue the theme of whether or not > I was being the real me. Nor the theme of my alleged hyper > positivity." > > Again, as we know, that "theme" was a misunderstanding *by > you* of what Robin had said. > > > And I think anyone who would choose Judy to be a mediator > > in such a situation, needs to have the fat ball atop their > > body examined! > > > Don't assume that because what *you* have atop your body is > a fat ball masquerading as a brain, it's also the case with > everybody else. > > > But that's obviously just due to the sloshing and firing > > in my own fat ball atop my own body. > > > This I think we can all believe. > > > Anyhoo, I'm aiming to have compassion for us all and our > > atop fat balls, especially when one FFLer with atop fat ball > > calls me a liar and corrupt. I'll imagine what must be > > occurring in the fat ball atop her body and hopefully I'll be > > compassionate at least some of the time. > > > Don't bother. Your "compassion" is as false and corrupt > as the rest of your toxic behavior. > So, it's all about Share?
