
She banned him. He admitted to me later, he was just trying to have some fun, but she took it wrong.
He banned her. She admitted to me later, she was just trying to have some fun, but he took it wrong.
*sadface*
Its time for a change. She's unbanned him! Can he find it in his heart to unban her? Its so easy to point out other's faults. The greater challenge, is to finds traits we admire in others, and perhaps work on mutual interests first. Do they have anything in common?
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- She's very witty.
- And polite.
- She likes filmscores!
- She's smart.
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- He's loyal.
- And longsuffering.
- He likes filmscores!
- He's passionate.
I see a win.
Recently,
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And I am not without blood on my hands. I enjoy the thrill of the hunt. I say and do things, terrible things sometimes, in hopes of righting wrongs. I've done a lot, God knows I've tried; To find the truth, I've even lied. So if there are bad feelings, blame me. I'm the foo. Fight me.
Can't we just all get along?
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With someone as passionate as
I feel certain that he'll do the right thing, when he's ready. And we can be thankful that though at times hot-headed, that his heart is always in the right place.
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However, my issue is with the fact that his actions hurt someone else (the person he accused) unnecessarily, and thus needing such a cooling-off period can't be a valid excuse. It's one thing to do something stupid that doesn't have such serious consequences (after all, we all do stupid things and we all screw up frequently) but once someone's actions start harming others - and I don't see how publicly accusing someone of hacking your account can't be considered harming someone - a more serious apology, not a half-hearted pseudo-apology, is needed, and needed urgently.
I know his heart is in the right place, and I know he'll do the right thing eventually, because he's a decent person at heart, but "eventually" is not good enough. Part of being an adult is taking responsibility for your own actions, after all, and admitting your faults and making restitution to those you've wronged. Now, not later.
And no, the bad blood between
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And while I'm trying to foster an environment of cooperation here, I understand that sometimes this means first bearing one's soul.
One step at a time...One step at a time.
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