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You know, I think I've mellowed.
It used to be when people poked me in my journal comments in ways I didn't like to be poked, I banned them.
Now I just tell them I don't feel I should have to disclose information just because they're interested until they unsub and ban me.
(Dude, it was in my journal. What is the point of banning? Is this person afraid I'm going to follow her to her journal and harass her with my insistence that I don't want to discuss it any further?)
Now I just tell them I don't feel I should have to disclose information just because they're interested until they unsub and ban me.
(Dude, it was in my journal. What is the point of banning? Is this person afraid I'm going to follow her to her journal and harass her with my insistence that I don't want to discuss it any further?)
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I can't say but that you banning them wouldn't be for the best. These things are less entertaining the more of them you see.
(And I say this about the boundaries in a large part because I lost a friendly acquaintance years ago by trying to be too helpful. She'd accidentally defriended a non-mutual friend whose writing she liked, and had no idea who it was. I tried to help figure it out. She told me to stop; I still thought I could get it, and kept trying. She defriended me, because even though I was trying to help with the purest intentions, all it was doing was upsetting her, and she'd told me to stop and I didn't.)
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Oh. THAT'S who.
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Oh well.
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And even if it's only ADD/ADHD monofocus rather than a stalkerish obsession, doesn't make it easier for the person on the receiving end.
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*giggles*
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Some people's children...
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