Dukasaur wrote:Jesus, Pack rat. The classy thing would have been to accept the apology and pass along some warm fuzzies.
I guess they don't teach class in class nowadays.
by KoolBak » Wed Feb 05, 2025 3:49 pm
Yeah, you're right. But I don't believe that particular person is capable of that type of humor?
Totally my bad and apologies if I overreacted
This not an apology, duh.
I can understand why your long and sweet relationship with your
tenure buddy is confusing you. He/she didn't apologize and I didn't ask for it. He/her has been verbally bombastic and silly toward me, since day one.
I have never directed any personal comments toward him/her, until now. He/she has a bug up his ass, just because I won't respond to his repeated attempts to draw me into a romantic relationship with him/her.
I would like to take this time and tell him/her to stop sending me emails. I'm straight and not into that homoerotic sh!t.
Really Duk, I know you have a really big heart, but your support for this unnamed Neanderthal who obviously has issues in RL is bleeding into this forum.
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is one that requires commitment, support, and a structured pathway to recovery
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. The 12 steps of Alcoholics Anonymous
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provide this framework, laying out a spiritual course of action for individuals struggling with addiction.
I truly wish that this individual seeks the spiritual and professional help he needs to not only help him/herself, but his/her relationships with others.