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I'm still waiting for any me-toos ...

If everyone is bashing you, maybe ... just maybe ... I know it's hard to even think about something like that ... but maybe ... it's because of you. We can't be nasty to you because of your skin color, because of your curly hair or long nose simply because we don't know any of this. All we know of you is what you wrote YOURSELF and if the general response is not nice it can only be what you wrote and HOW you wrote it that caused such response.

P.S.: I find the sentence "a failed dotcom startup which was ruined by idiotic investors," rather characteristic. It's always "them", never you.

Jenda
Enoch was right!
Enjoy the last years of Rome.


In reply to Re: I know I'm not alone in this by Jenda
in thread I know I'm not alone in this by Logicus

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