Suleiman
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Yish. You have my deepest sympathies. I am the sort of person who wears his heart on his sleeve. Having spent most of my childhood experiencing some level or another of social ostracism, I can not comprehend being in a situation where I wil not be an outsider, with regards to the mainstream. However, I have a strong sense of ethics, and I have a deep respect for personal limits, which includes the desire for privacy. One of the things which eventually led to breaking up with my mistress, was the fact that she was an advocate of outing. She insisted that queers and perverts would remain on the fringe unless we made our presence felt, and betraying another person's trust was, to her, just another form of civil disobedience. I consider it to be a form of assault, at best, and a form of private terrorism as it is most typically applied. I can not stomache the betrayal of trust typically required to effectively out someone. While I try very hard to forgive other people their folleys, I honestly hope that these people rot in hell. It was once church doctorine that character assassination was a sin on par with murder. In this sort of an instance, I would have to agree.
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Think of my verbosity as a sort of litmus test for our relationship. I write in a manner identical to how I speak and how I think. If you can not cope with what I have written here, it is probably for the best if we go our separate ways.
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