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01-19-2009, 04:00 AM | #16 | |
Slattern of the Swail
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There are many untrue things in that post, but I will only the address the most glaring, obvious one: I shall never, ever apologize to you Ali. You never accepted the first one which leads me to believe you don't really trust anyone save yourself and your own experiences. It IS too bad, though, and it explains some things. But me write?, nay, utter?, one word in your direction? Never again. Your particular brand of venom kills. Born and raised on suspicion and self-loathing, tucked into bed at night with the "We Lot Here Are All OK!" blanket of self-righteousness; but most damaging (and perhaps, dangerous) is your growing up thinking anyone would give a bent nickle for the dark, self-pitying dreck that, like flotsam and jetsam, occasionally bob to the surface of your confused, wet consciouness. I've admitted freely my own sins. Whack away. It won't matter anymore, though. This place isn't mine; never was. It was a dream I had one day and now I'm waked. The argument did not belong to you, ali, in any way, shape or form, yet you've managed to make it, once again, all about you. Get to your local library. Take notes. You'll find that elusive diagnosis yet.
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