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Karen I used the c word recently too. Asshole just didn’t seem the best description of my father in law. C is without a doubt the worst word and it was the first time I used it. Didn’t make me feel any better. I cringe when I hear that word.
I apologise to Karen and everyone if they thought I was calling attention to any individual. I only mentioned Karen’s name as an example because that is one name that Patsy mentioned. My example (using Karen) was merely to point out how different things would be if there was the advantage of physical presence. So if you would like please imagine replacing ‘Karen’ with ‘Catherine”. I must not have articulated my thoughts clearly enough.
I’m having a vodka and juice and thinking about how we all feel so much pain for ourselves and each other. Time to cut everyone some slack.
It’s all Nap’s fault and everyone can relax now. 😉
Since you all have determined this is all Naps fault, I’m off to bed. Thanks for clearing it all up!
Love you all – sweet dreams, and thank goodness for tomorrow! Nap I love you to the moon and back. You know we are kidding here right?I’ve been reading and wondering how sad it all is that these men and the situation they put us in can even turn us against each other at times. At some point, after I had posted a reply to her, I wondered if she was fake, I’m still not convinced she was not a man (not transgender but a guy with a grudge and a lot of time on his hands).
I’d hate to see this forum up in arms over a few exchanges. I think we should be able to say what we think, with respect, without a constant fear of incrimination or being flamed.
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