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James81 · 11-06-2009, 06:23 PM

I find it highly ironic that you criticise others for "contextualising" relationships while your entire post is full of labels and contexts. Look at all the labels (easy to spot in your post due to your incessant use of capital letters) in your post.

Perhaps this is a case where the thing you criticise in others is the very thing you don't like about yourself?

Now, come out and tell me how wrong I am and how what you are doing is different from those you criticise. Seriously, I'm all ears and reading for what I know you are going to say.

In other words, think about what I'm saying, read your own posts, and do some introspection rather than try to validate to me how you are or aren't the same (on a different end of the spectrum) as the people you criticise.

11-06-2009, 06:23 PM	#4 (permalink)
James81 Banned Join Date: Apr 2009 Posts: 12,690	I find it highly ironic that you criticise others for "contextualising" relationships while your entire post is full of labels and contexts. Look at all the labels (easy to spot in your post due to your incessant use of capital letters) in your post. Perhaps this is a case where the thing you criticise in others is the very thing you don't like about yourself? Now, come out and tell me how wrong I am and how what you are doing is different from those you criticise. Seriously, I'm all ears and reading for what I know you are going to say. In other words, think about what I'm saying, read your own posts, and do some introspection rather than try to validate to me how you are or aren't the same (on a different end of the spectrum) as the people you criticise.