Skep thanks for the entertainment this week, sad that it was tasteless though...none the less I still think a lot of people can put your crap aside and see you for being an OK bloke...reading between the lines quiet a few think your ok.
You are welcome, Brummie. My reasons for partcipating in that tasteless flame war are explained in my reply to Kismet.
Yiz and Skep, Swedish chef and calvin well done for taking the attention of the RF BB endless joke.
Uh, your welcome...I think.
Xena, I am so sorry that you got hurt by a flame war. You are such a good person, it tears me up to think of you being that sad. People forget that it is real people they are hurting, not just some words on a screen. The tears are very real.
Lee played mindgames big time online. I was her first real time mindgame . A big part of my training her to stop was to show her in person the deep emotional pain and paranoia she caused in me. The other part was loving her for just her, and helping her find a good Master. The third part was introducing her to a very sick "friend" of mine who calmly explained what he would do to her if she "mindgamed" again. As events turned out, her sick side and him got along great. In fact, she preferred his company to mine. She is the first person whom this individual ever loved (long story). Lee has permanently changed who he is. I am not sure if that is a good thing.
Either she is clever enough to make me stop, or she stopped. I will never really know because she is much more clever than I will ever be. Assuming she actually stopped....Part of it is that she feels loved for just who she is, with no games involved.....especially with her new Master. Another part is that she now knows the real harm these mind games do. Lee has a very sick side to her, but she also is a very good woman with a good heart. Her heart has finally grasped the harm her "fun" can do. I knew I could not reach her mind; I was hoping I could reach her heart. Her Master now owns her heart. They met in early October and are now engaged. I am very, very happy for her. (And people here think I move fast? Yeah, I know, Windrider and I were engaged sooner than that, but we were friends for a long time before our romantic relationship.)
I am reading a book on violence and how to recognize in advance someone who will harm you. The first thing it points out is that even the most "evil" of people are not evil at all. They are human. Just human. And given what they consider to be good motivation, everyone is capable of harming someone else. This certainly explains Lee. This has helped me put recent events into perspective.
Richard, who thanks the person who told me about that book
P.S., I just found out that bad words get deleted on here...
Edited by - Skeptic on 12 December 2002 16:16:33