Focus50
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ORIGINAL: searching4mysir I think perhaps it is because he has shown on multiple occasions that he can't even manage self-mastery. He's a kid and acts like one. That is your opinion and you are certainly entitled to it. I disagree. In YOUR eyes he has shown that. In MY eyes, I'm seeing a young man who has been slammed pretty hard for no apparent reason by a bunch of alleged adults. I think he's actually showing a great deal of self-discipline and control for his age... or for a lot of ages actually. I'd be pleased if I were him... although I would've made a few mental notes about "room for improvement". By extension, I'd be making apologies if I were some others. I am personally embarrassed that I think I've done similar things in the past. If those threads were recent I'd be making public apologies on them. That's how I'm viewing this situation. Lol, I *always* "slam" the dom kids to see how they react in the self-control department. 'Cause, you know, they're all mature beyond their years; that life experience (and anything else kids don't have) is overrated and we all know an example of that 5% of the population of immature oldies who are regularly cited as typical examples of *all* we older, more experienced. So to review - I slammed what I assumed was a typical immature teenager only to get a response typical of an immature teenager ("in control").... I pushed to see what pushed back - normal/typical human behaviour. He responded like a normal/typical, indignant, know-it-all teenager. So you'll just have to pardon me when I say there'll be no apology forthcoming because there isn't any reason for one; that one of you and I apparently lives in Mary Poppins land.... Life's tough - and so it should be in the building of character and getting of experience. Focus.
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Never underestimate the persuasive power of stupid people in large groups. <unknown> Your food is for eating, not torturing. <my mum> (Errm, when I was a kid)
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