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Old Sep 09, 2015, 11:44 AM
missbella missbella is offline
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I definitely forgive a theoretical person who is sorry for something said. I believe people can be sincerely sorry and change and that bad hair things can happen on bad hair days. I'd use one of those heart-y flashing emoticons, but don't think the theoretical parties involved are the type. With appreciation and belated condolences for a recent loss.

Someone else who didn't like what I wrote play-therapist ad hominemed fiercely, but with a different diagnosis this time. So much for a second opinion.

I've had some almost comical things happen on my blog, particularly when a class from New Zealand descended upon me. Elsewhere a former APA prez used ad hominem commentary in attempt to nullify mine. I'm out there with an unpopular opinion and I'm far--franker--with my reaction to ad hominem rejoinders.

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Originally Posted by hankster View Post
Or maybe the person at the time couldnt distinguish between your self reporting and a tantalizing story problem. Maybe things are different now. Maybe shes sorry. Maybe shes learned her lesson. Will you ever forgive her? Is she still doing it? Can people learn and change?

Last edited by missbella; Sep 09, 2015 at 12:24 PM.
Thanks for this!
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