@secondson saidOnline threats of violence are laughable - they signal 'defeat'. That's the thread of our conversation, isn't it?
Responding to threats of physical violence.
Aren't you following the thread of discussion?
@secondson saidWhy would I be too "timid" to defend myself in online discussions?
Are you sure you're not having feelings about wanting to defend yourself, but are too timid?
-Removed-Later, he refused to apologize - even after his mistake about what your childhood had actually been like was reiterated to him - because he said you "might have been lying" about your mother's suicide. I'll say this at the risk of being accused of being a conspiracy theorist by sonship: it spoke volumes about his character.
@badradger saidyou have more time than you think.. a lot can be achieved in 2 years. It all starts in the mind
to late damage done call it greed or addiction its a recovery mission now, make the most of the time I have left.
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@secondson said"It works"
You are doing the right thing by identifying and acknowledging the truth about your condition. Support in "therapeutic sessions" with others is a powerful tool on the path of recovery. I've been there. It works.
There's an added benefit though that you will discover after you get you feet back on the ground.
Really? Sounds like you were better off drunk