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Except that he didn't use "men" or "Spanish".
That's why i said he could have said men or spanish.
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Except that he didn't use "men" or "Spanish".
Relax, dude. It was a simple question (which you never did answer).Could you let it rest already
I certainly do not wish to you what has happened to me...
That's why i said he could have said men or spanish.
Have any of you ever said anything you regret when you are in the midst of being hurt, or angry?
Yes, it was wrong to post that kind of title on this forum. But he was in pain, and the only thing he was thinking was how much he hated his husband. It wasn't the entire world of bisexuals he hated. He wanted to tell his story.
And all of you took it way too seriously. He was looking for help and instead of getting it, you all nitpicked at his choice of thread titles.
He clearly does not hate bisexuals. He made a mistake. Don Imus was forgiven. So was Isiah Washington. How about we give jsnsessions some slack and forgive him for saying something he didn't mean in the heat of the moment?
Just my 2 cents.
Ok. When? Where? Won't you be grossed out by having my sperm inside your mouth? What do I get for a re-fund if I'm not pleased by the service?![]()
THA
I just want to die
This motherfucker has destroyed my life, I´m a worthless piece of shit. I know I deserve it for having an open relationship and thinking everything was good. But I gave him practically all my teen years and early youth. I aleniated my family for him. He is all I have. Oh God. The pain is unbearable.
I hardly think it'd be any better to ay "I hate straight people." And you'll note I didn't say I'd be inclined to let it slide entirely; just until tensions have died a little and the conversation was likely to become more than the online equivalent of a yelling match.Not exactly the same comparison. Substitute "gays" for "women" or "bisexuals" and you might understand my reasoning.
If a group is marginalized already and you claim you hate the people in that group, it doesn't make you look very good.
I understand your anger over his choice of titles for his thread. But please see the thread below for more of an insight into what he's going through and why he may have picked that certain title at that moment.
http://justusboys.com/forum/showthread.php?t=155262
It is never OK to claim you hate any group. Either on purpose or by some "accidental" angry rant. But my feeling is, it was only the title. In the post itself he explained his feelings about his HUSBAND and his situation. He did not bash bisexuals for being who they are.
On the other hand, I do in general hate men, women, gay people, straight people, and pretty much anything in-between (or beyond), on general principle.
In response to a reply: I hardly think it'd be any better to ay "I hate straight people." And you'll note I didn't say I'd be inclined to let it slide entirely; just until tensions have died a little and the conversation was likely to become more than the online equivalent of a yelling match.
In short, I hate everyone and everything, especially when I'm in a bad mood. I'm a cranky, bitter misanthrope.Huh??
But I was responding to this comment:No, I don't think it would be better to say "I Hate Straights.." or anyone for that matter which was entirely my point.
"Straights" are hardly marginalized in most contexts, and if you take away the elementof marginalization, then any group I substitute into the example (at least any group that hasn't earened a little contempt, all things considered) should suffice - a recently dumped gay/bi/straight man or woman proclaiming a hatred of men (or women) shouldn't necessarily ignite my outrage any more than a recently dumped man (or woman) proclaiming a hatred of bisexuals.Not exactly the same comparison. Substitute "gays" for "women" or "bisexuals" and you might understand my reasoning.
If a group is marginalized already and you claim you hate the people in that group, it doesn't make you look very good.
But I was responding to this comment:"Straights" are hardly marginalized in most contexts, and if you take away the elementof marginalization, then any group I substitute into the example (at least any group that hasn't earened a little contempt, all things considered) should suffice - a recently dumped gay/bi/straight man or woman proclaiming a hatred of men (or women) shouldn't necessarily ignite my outrage any more than a recently dumped man (or woman) proclaiming a hatred of bisexuals.
Or at least, I think you've failed to explain to me why it should.
Which one of us hasn't made an irate statement or said something that we don't mean when in a state of utter devastation?
Can we all forgive and move on like real men?

^^the most sensible post I have read in the last day
("pain is your friends it lets you know your still alive, if you dont feel pain, you feel nothing")
(and dont start yelling at me for that! ^^ I didnt say it)
