geeez wistful are you practicing for a writing class or something??? In my opinion thats what it seems like your doing...practicing up on your grammar with all that talk..........longwinded to say the least
your very welcome wistful hope I helped you see the light.........You must admit you must be saying or doing something wrong if you keep getting negative comments........but maybe thats in your game plan, you like it....who knows............
Posted: Sun Oct 10, 2004 5:36 am Post subject: No, no thanks really
Yes, I admit I am doing something wrong. But, I was looking for useful advice and more importantly support from fellow SAD suffers, not grammar lessons. In anycase, like I said before, i should be more simple, and avoid asking any questions of any value or depth. Lastly, I am definitely not a masochist- sensitive but I am not glutin for punishment. Strange, I figured people would be more insightful and intellectual here. Just for the fact that I assumed that most SAD sufferers would be more observant and introspective. I thought that I could practice on speaking my mind here with thought the fear of persecution. But, your point has been taken. I will censor my true thoughts and never say something that may be controversial. And the odd thing is I am usually very respectful and try to avoid hurting people feelings unless being personally attacked. If I am speaking theoretically I will let the person know also. I will save that for a philosophy class. I just think that society would benifit by practical philosophical thinking because of it's bases in searching for accurate and logical thought. There I go again with the 'hard' phrases. Sorry. Take care.
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most of the replies here have been honest and useful- the negative useless comments have been from a guest and also from Worry who has a grudge towards people who ATTEMPT to think. I appreciate everyone who has given useful advice and listened to my bantering. I should have never brought up this issue- I didn't realize it would become such a maelstrom for certain people- I wasn't trying to attack anyone.
Posted: Mon Oct 11, 2004 2:18 pm Post subject: I know it is long- but just concentrate really hard!
To those who have difficulty systematically analyzing and replying to the detail and the entirety of my postings- don't bother. There's no need for your interminalby airheaded moments, really. Now once again let me put it in simple terms (try really, really, hard guest and you might be able to understand)... to be reasonable and thinking doesn't necessarily mean you have to be formally educated, but it does mean that you have to have the capacity to analyse critically and logically.
I think people such as yourself are simply afraid to address topics because you are afraid to be made a fool of. But, you shouldn't be, because I believe that anyone who at least makes an attempt at thinking should be respected. Yes, even you! Everyone at this site has some sort of issue- mine is casual convo- yes, I'm a recovering dork who has problems being as cool as yourselves and socializing. I guess I should be burned at the stake.
You see guest, this is a site that we come to to give each other support not to degrade each other- unlike you and TwoWords. You two should be going to an obsessive-compulsive forum, because you clearly can't let it go. I'm really, really sorry- I promise when I become more socialble that I will always be as empty as yourself... no more serious thinking, ok? Will you leave me alone now? Take care
PS- if you take a look at all my postings (not just this one)- you would see that most are supportive towards everyone- the only negativity has been when I felt obliged to defend myself towards people like two words.
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