Using your real name (discussion from a David Wilcock thread)

[Jenci]

Posted by CdnSirian (here)
Why is this a conversation?

Distraction.

And I think 100 posts and 3 days later, it has worked quite well.

Jeanette

[Bollinger]

Posted by Jenci (here)

Posted by CdnSirian (here)
Why is this a conversation?

Distraction.

And I think 100 posts and 3 days later, it has worked quite well.

Jeanette

Well, whatever this thread has done or not done, one hopes it has helped rather than hindered the healing process and will result in an amicable co-existence between United Serenity and Darla when she returns. Bearing grudges only serves to damage all concerned and does nothing for the integrity of the forum, let alone the parties involved.

[davewhite04]

I've always used my real name but never bothered with pic until now(didn't bother trying to work out how to do it).

I have nothing to hide

[Flash]

Etm567 : Someone was replying to a very long post, that began with good manners and ended with good manners, but in the middle were some statements that were very, very insulting, obviously to me at least, very deliberately insulting. A poster replied critically to that and used exclamation points. That poster was called on the carpet by the mod, because he used exclamation points, but I have to ask, did the mod really read the post the exclamation points were responding to? Really? I mean, really read it? It's hard for me to believe it. I haven't had a chance to ask the mod, but I will eventually.

Call me internet naive if you want but what means exclamation points? I know that capitals letters is screaming at someone, but what about exclamation points You see I would have used them the same way I do in regular text in books for example, being an exclamation to enhance something, name a surprise, a doubt, etc (at least in French). I may have made a mistake in my posts in the past and do not know! (lol) Tks in advance for the answer (and any other stuff that are - do not do - that I could not know about)

Mojo: ....they can find you on google?

....what? they can't find you on google? lol


I have seen too much judgments about "I have nothing to hide" "why should one hide?""stupidity" and all kind of stuff like this. First, judgment and negative comments of any kind, including my comment just above, are not welcome period, at any time, in a hearted world, understanding is, which is quite lacking all along in this thread.

Second, it seems that caution comes with being burned and those that haven't been won't understand, period. We cannot ask a man to understand what it feels like physically to give birth right. So we cannot ask people to have a stretch of imagination for those who have been burned, it seems. Understanding by trying to put yourself in someone else shoes even if it is not your experience is called empathy. When empathy is not there, at least, to have basic respect would be a requirement. If it is not there, then territory has to be imposed.

You know, my daughter is badly bullied at school, by those who cannot have any stretch of imagination on what she is living inside and who do not care. I just hope the latter is not what is happening here. On the other hand, she has to learn to answer to the bullying because she will find it everywhere, and mostly here on the internet (if they do not knock her door at one point). I have seen it quite extensively in the posts of this thread.

I would propose that all of us remain on our stands for the moment on this topic until some empathy is reached for every sides. This thread goes nowhere.