SamKeithsslave
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Joined: 11/7/2006 From: Melbourne, Australia Status: offline
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ORIGINAL: LuckyAlbatross quote:
ORIGINAL: SamKeithsslave which leads me to believe that she is either having irrational mood swings herself or simply allows certain topics and/or people to get to her, I'll go with C: I tailor my posts to my intended audience. Some people need a harsher voice than others. First and foremost please excuse any spelling errors I make within this post, I will endeavour to correct any I find/see and should probably type this after the panic attack I am having, but well am kind of hoping responsing my distract me enough to get me through it. On with the post (BTW not saying you or this thread cause the PA); I would have to ask why you need to be harsh at all? And what prompts you to decide who "need" it and who dont? You catch way more flies with honey than vingar. Some posts require more balance than others. The idea that the same voice should be used on every point to every person is an idea of a person who doesn't understand the process of communication and discussion. Not at all, I believe trying to use the same voice with everyoone is showing or attempting to show the same respect to everyone. Certainly sometimes it is neccessary to be more direct when repsonding to some people, but that can be done without bein harsh. I dont think being harsh with people who are obviously upset about something and are posting about what they are upset about is a very good ay of communicating. A simple "talk to him sweetie" goes a lot further than some of your responses. quote:
which doesnt make sense based on the fact she is quick to remind most that this is the internet and it isnt "real", You'll have to quote me on when I said that "internet isn't real." I don't recall that. In fact in all of the cyber vs offline relationships I've clearly and repeatedly stated that cyber relationships can be very real, but are not at all the SAME AS offline relationships and thus should not be treated the same or expected to progress the same. I cant find the post - and am really not in the state of mind to go looking - but recall you a number of times asking people why they are getting upset over internet stuff when its not real life or smetthing similar, I took poetics license in exaggerating your POV, cos frankly your lack of compassion at times to people who post when they are obviously upset irks me. For someone criticising me on not understandin the process of comunication or dicussion you seem to do badly when you respond with the harshness you do, showing maybe you dont understand how to communicate at times? As I think I have said, I'd probably be more inclined to listen to what you have to say if you said it without the superior, harsh, critical tone you often use, regardless of your reasons/excuses for using it. Oh and the following post made me feel you were telling me that although I felt I was having a "real" relationship it couldnt be cos its online; http://www.collarchat.com/fb.asp?m=672970 quote:
yet has told me directly she believes that people should always care what she says You seriously didn't get that that was sarcastic, did you? Yeah, I got it, just proves again my point that you feeel the need to use sarcasm, harshness and a superior tone when its really not neccesary. quote:
Many are overly complimentary of her, and I'd go as far as saying I sometimes feel they are really kissing her butt, I dont see her being harsh with those people. You REALLY need to go and read all of my past threads. Why? So I can better know you? You have made no effort to better know or understand me, so I really see no point in putting myself out when you have not shown you are willing to do the same. Almost all the people who enjoy me now and give me some praise, I have crossed very harsh swords with in the past. Well again I will say that doesnt surprise me. Its obviously your trait to act superior, harsh and show lack of compassion. Maybe its because you have so many posts that you feel you can be this way? I dont know. It's a process of respect, it's a process of intellectual comprehension. And at this point- we know and respect eachother enough to simply laugh and accept our differences, or tell eachother that we're crazy- and I know for a fact that none of us would have a single moment's hesitation in doing so. Well I am sorry, I find it hard to respect someone who shows lack of compassion (in fact you dont even have to show compassion, just not be harsh) to someone who is obviously upset, regardless of whether or not you feel they should be is immaterial. But it takes a lot of harshness and time to get to that point. It shouldnt have to take harshness, for Gods sake unless you are trying to be everyone Domme here on the boards, there just isnt a need for it. I have friends who wouldnt hesitate in telling me I'm crazy either, but there didnt have to be a "lot of harshness and time to get to that point". quote:
I am sure I shall be flamed now, so have donned my asbestos undies and await the flames. Why are you so sure you will be flamed? For every person who thinks I rock here, there is another who equally feels I'm an utter idiot who plays around with kink, is so insecure that she has to beat up novice posters to make herself feel good online. That's what internet forums are all about. They do not have to be like that. They are what members make them to be. Yes there will always be the ones who never seem to fit in with anyone. There will be and always are the 'cliches' of people who band together and side with one group and not another. But regardless of this being the internet and/or a forum or not I do not see why the normal social standards of politeness can be abolished and harshness can become an acceptable thing. We don't flame people for saying what they think in an intelligent and focused manner, and the long term respected posters never flame at all. Hang around awhile, see what happens. Well I intend to, I dont intend to be going anywhere soon. Hope this makes sense, I havent re-read it.
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