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i was a part of a two and a half hour intervention with a friend last night sooo....if you feel uncomfortable around any of us at any time, -let- -us- -know-. because that's the only way we'll ever be able to fix anything. i don't really know you very well, but i can tell you that i've always enjoyed reading your post. i've understood where you are comming from many times and had hoped that we may become friends one day. i think you are an amazing person.

so, tell us when you are stressed or bothered. perhaps one of us can help. and, just so you know, i (personally) am just as afriad of your rejection and disaproval.



wow. thank you. i don't think i've ever realized before how much all of you people matter to me. your approval and understanding has helped more than any of you have probably realized.

so, thank you.

all of you.

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Thanks. sweatdrop That means a lot. heart

Wha? And here I thought I was just a babbling fool. FOOL, I tell you! In the last few months, you've attempted to revive the Guild single handedly and you've been in contact with Vague. I've hardly been on here since winter break! Thank you Chase, but if anything you're more solidly grounded here than I am.

I don't think there is a single member that has stayed onboard, or at the very least drops in from time to time, that hasn't amazed me with their integrity and honesty. I enjoy my time, albeit limited for the time being, here. If it's any comfort, you've all earned my respect.

That happens to me outside of actual debate or discussion a lot actually. I'm only respected for my rambling randomly cut into paragraphs, and maybe because of my weird obsession with handling member acceptance last summer, other than that, I was virtually unknown for almost half a year in the original guild.

I've noticed a bit of a trend in both of our posts. It's less that we haven't said anything interesting or new, but more we leave little left to follow it up with.

Right on the mark, especially in a group of mainly like-minded people. If it's thorough enough most of the main ideas are going to be laid out, and most likely agreed upon. Most people don't vocalize assent if they don't feel the need to, and expanding might mean adding things that are contrary. And that's when you're open to scrutiny.

I think that's why what really throws this place for a loop is when someone strongly disagrees. We don't really know what to do, when we think we've thought everything out and something goes awry.

And I even Fixed the color and size tags in your post whee

Hah hah hah, naw there is nothing magnificent about that. I just have powers reminant from the time of vague, and I like to see my text all small blue and cute razz