I always feel really bad when.. - Comments

v It honestly gets me all the time. I have a temper monster who just can't say when. It's quite pathetic, I find, because sometimes even I know that I'm taking it further than necessairy.

I know what you mean. I'm usually one of the sweetest people ever, but its like when I get mad I don't know what comes over me. My problem is that I always like to think that I'm right and I'm never in the wrong and it doesn't help much that I have the worst temper ever.

Yeah, its gotten me into trouble a couple of times =/

She floats. and wolfeyes. You both just have waaay more resistance than I do :p.

It was so hard for me not to comment on that journal and just be a b*tch.
Really.

You shouldn't feel bad.

I was lurking that journal while it happened and I came so close to unleashing all of my passive aggressive pwnage to be funny/mean, but then decided I didn't care. xD

And everyone already pretty much said what I was thinking anyway. :) Again, don't feel bad. In my opinion, when someone makes a fool of themselves in public they've got what's coming to them.

v I would have enjoyed seeing that. For political correctness' sake of course XD.

:D

Anyway. Yeah, I was "freaking brilliant" when I was little, too. Black holes, Stephen Hawking...I actually listened to Stephen Hawking audio-books on my uncle's laptop. I'm still smart but it's moved over to writing and the like now >____> But if she'd commented on that...no. It would be like setting off an atomic bomb.

v Sorry! I posted that at the same time that you posted, but I edited it to include yours :).

Left out again v_v

xD

Pam Halpert and How Profounding? Thanks. I tried to keep it respectful, or as respectful as my opinion would let me. I just felt that it was unnecessairy.

Pam I have the exact same problem. I'm like, defensive as soon as someone opens their mouth. It's an issue XD.

Lyric he misses you; I would have been ALL over autism. I babysit a little girl with Asperger's and she's freaking brilliant. Just coming from a situation where I work with kids who have disabilities like Down's Sydrome, I couldn't handle someone openly being like, "Oh, that was horrible, it was like someone with Down's planned it". It was so far over the line that I couldn't help myself.

Chelsea Danielle xo; If she'd said something about autism, I'd have had to get involved. Because I have Asperger's Syndrome [probably the most 'normal person' kind of autism you can get, but still] and that would have set me off. As it is, I think Down's kids are adorable and they're intelligent, they just...don't know how to express it? I don't know how to put it xD But yeah :P

I usually just have to leave before I cuss them out or something. It is my nature to be deffensive and agressive, which usually causes me to say things that can be hurtful even if the are true. I feel you were justified and handled it well.

v Don't regret it, seriously, your point was correct - in my opinion.

v Yeah, I read that. I deffinitely wasn't going to say anything at all. But then the disabled thing, that got me. And it was downhill from there.

v Do you know how much willpower it took to stay neutral? xD I only commented to say what a troll was and then I left because I knew I'd say something stupid and end up regretting it.

v I did write with a journal in mind, but I have a bad habit of doing that a lot. In every day conversations too. But yeah, I did have that particular journal on my brain aha.

v I know exactly what journal you're talking about, too xD

v I know! It's horrible. I feel bad because I suppose they were just stating their opinion, however wrong I may feel that their opinion was. Sometimes I think that I'm the one who's too hardheaded XD.

I understand your frustration xD

I do the same thing. I get myself into trouble with people who have thick heads in the journals because I have to have the last word. It's bad >: