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Old 07-09-2009, 11:12 AM   #41
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This thread seems to be going more and more off course and the more off course it goes the more personally people seem to take it.

I don't know what prompted this thread but it sounds like an accummulation of things, therefore, none of it is aimed personally at anyone, just looking at a situation as a whole.

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me too- i mean people on here are sick- we're going to be immature and we're not going to be responsible like perfect humans - we're GONNA MESS UP. and looking down on us condescendingly and saying 'grow up, inferior one' is NOT HELPING. it's cool that other people can cope while never making mistakes and always takingperfect responsibility, but not everyone on here is perfect.
Funnily enough, no one on here is perfect. Everyone here makes mistakes. No one claimed to be perfect and no one can ever be, on here or in real life. There are, however, people on here who strive to be perfect and obviously can't ever reach that, which is why I have picked up on this bit-I don't want anyone to get it into their heads they are not good enough or anything like that because that's simply not true.

You seem to have interpreted it to be that people who don't/can't deal with consequences of actions are inferior, and that's not true. No one has said that either. I'm sorry if that's how you feel, but I would never think of anyone as inferior. We're all equal, just dealing with different ****.






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Old 07-09-2009, 11:24 AM   #42
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We're all equal, just dealing with different ****.
Quoted because it's so very true :)

I don't think the frustration stems from people making mistakes. Everyone does - as you said Charlie, people are going to mess up occasionally. It can become tiresome, though, when people mess up and don't want to accept that the consequences may be their fault, or when they don't want to see that they have to work to make things better.

Like.. to use a ridiculous example - if I take all of my clothes now and put them in a pile and burn them, that's my business. But if I then turn around and complain about the fact that I have nothing to wear... could I expect sympathy and an "aww, that's so unfair"? I should hope not. :P

I'm all for tact when posting on here, but being gentle at all times isn't going to work. As some have said, when you're seriously ill as most of us here are or were at some point, it's not okay. And if I made a thread in that mindset, I'd prefer people to be honest with me, rather than giving me hugs and telling me it's alright.

Maybe it would be good to turn this into a collection of acceptable things to say? You know, examples of tough love without being offensive - that might bring us on the same page as far as the definition is concerned, anyway.



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Old 07-09-2009, 11:41 AM   #43
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blah blah, i'm so sick of this moral high ground ****.



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Old 07-09-2009, 12:12 PM   #44
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im locking this as the discussion isnt really going anywhere and well.. its descended into ****.


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