wrote:
>
> From a friend:
>
> Rick,
>
> I so far don't post on FFL as I don't want to expose myself to the
kind
> of thing you're dealing with now, but you asked for feedback and
will
> get it.
>
> What you said in your post about how you see the situation, i.e,
> Curtis trying to be friendly, I thought, too, Judy immediately
> taking advantage of the opportunity to start yet another endless
> argument where she strokes her ego over and over and over by
> responding brilliantly over and over and over to whoever she's
> fucking with this time.
But this simply is not factually accurate.
Curtis's first post here was *not* "trying to be friendly"
in his responses to my earlier comments about him. It
wasn't outright rude, though, and I responded cordially
because I did *not* want to start an argument.
In response, he laid his snarky "compliment" on me, and
I made the very brief comment that he had apparently not
changed. As far as I was concerned, that was the end of
it.
But *he* decided to pursue it, even after I suggested
that was a bad idea--again, because I didn't want to
get into an argument with me.
>
> I had a short go round with her on amt many years ago - her game
doesn't
> interest me at all, and I stopped replying to her needles and jabs
that
> are intended to suck you in to her endless worthless game, and
created
> an email filter in my email software to put her crap in the trash
where
> it belongs. have done the same with her on this forum but read
other
> posts and tuned into this situation with Judy, Curtis, now you,
etc., a
> little largely because I was/am so pleased with Curtis Mailleaux's
(sp?)
> very mature and clear minded and genuinely well intentioned attitude
> (*this* is a sure sign of spiritual growth, in my opinion), as
> contrasted greatly with the way he came off the last time I tried to
> strike up a conversation with him on amt.
>
> anyway, that's my take, as much as I care to devote time and
attention
> to it tonight, anyhow.
>
> feel free to quote any part of this email as long as you keep my
personal
> identity anonymous re: this particular situation.
>
> thanks for keeping this forum up, Rick. it really makes me feel
like
> I've got a peer group I can relate to and that is a help to me.
also
> much of the chatter is pretty high level, and makes lots of sense,
which
> is always a welcome thing in the world as so much of it doesn't
seem to
> make much sense.
>
> carry on, sir!
>
> and thank you.
>
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