@Arkturos saidOh, I passed that benchmark more than a decade and a half ago.
I don't believe her history could excuse her behavior.
I hope she is capable of taking charge of her presentation of self before she croaks, for the benefit of others.
Perhaps your problem is efficacy? Try sticking to the point, unless your intention is to confuse.
@Arkturos saidThose who are most ill are far more likely to assess help as abuse. It comes with the job to roll with these kinds of punches, realizing it's just acting out.
Yeah, whatever, but if you cannot refrain from abusing others on the way to crafting the future, aren't you just perpetuating the trauma?
I kinda wish my trauma was as weak as your definition of "trauma".
@Arkturos saidSee?
Well, some people transit more difficult circumstances than others, and as for me, I'm not sure sure I would be receptive to external offers of help, no matter how well-intended.
By the way, wasn't it you who said something about no amount of trauma excuses bad behavior? Not that you know what you are talking about, but one might expect you to accommodate into your own behavior things you say you believe in, n'est-ce pas?
@Arkturos saidFurther example of grabbing the wrong end of the stick.
Yeah, it is. It seems that a few years ago someone here latched onto me as somehow belonging to whatever demographic agglomeration they were at the time trying to defend and support, but without any consideration that I might actually be an independent sprout with my own views and ideas.
And I'll go further to say that I would rather not be considered associated with that someone, because of their chronic, detrimental behavior.
Most people realize it is foolhardy to reject allies. Some don't.