I’ve noticed a lot of fighting on here. Please, let’s all calm down. This was such a peaceful place. Like a pretty little garden and we were all pretty flowers and shrubs.We weren’t all happy by any means but things were tranquil. I didn’t feel like I had to watch my mouth when talking about my opinion unless it was something harsh that I didn’t think anyone could benefit from.
So please, ask yourself, will my comment help the situation? If it could possibly be inflammatory in any way is it really necessary to say? Some things aren’t the most pleasant to hear but it seems to me like lots of people have crossed the line between necessary truth and hurtful retaliation. There is always a way to be gracious. For example, say ‘I guess we just see things two different ways’ instead of ‘■■■■ you ■■■■ hammer’.
There is a difference between an honest opinion and a ■■■■ you.
My daughter cannot understand why I stay on this site. It has gone from bad to worse to now set up to be nonexistent this is such a farce-filled place of disregard that not even sense amid madness is seen as good. I have a lot better things to be doing.
I really don’t want to fight. I’m sorry if I offended you intentionally or not.
Only thing that bothers me is when someone is rude and uses offensive language - everything can be said nice way.
And I’m not responsible for what he says mkay?
walls is sz. we throw up these protective barriers to keep ppl out. either it is our own insecurities or trauma or coping mechanism, they are all walls. when steve lopez befriends nathaniel ayers, lopez writes that friendship changes brain chemistry. Walls are brought down, one brick at a time. let us band together, form a California vanpool in your residing state giving people the opportunity to see if cbd can do what is occurring this very minute for me. bliss. joy. love. that’s right, love. love for another human being. it is truly wonderful. I am on cloud nine.
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