Hi Kevin,

I've read most of the replies in the thread, I do agree with most of the people and especially with Kristyne and Alan.

About giving this matter more than 2 seconds thought - imagine yourself accidentally discovering that John Baird twitted you or Bonnie or Tracy and never figuring out why - then you probably can for a moment be in my shoes.

Anyway, the intent of my original post was to pass a message to this person that I NEVER EVER would try to contact him/her in any way unless contacted first.

I DO really want to communicate with this person, want to be friendly again.
I want it more than anything else in the world, or so it often seems to me.

But just as I said - I'm not going to try to contact this person anymore and I'm not going to publically cry about it. That's just it.

>Naomi, it's high time someone said this to you.
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>If there were an award for behaving like the biggest cry-baby on the planet, you'd be in the running.
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>In the world today...somebody lost a friend, somebody died, someone left someone for someone else, kids went without eating, someone took his own life....and you think that being twitted is humiliating and torturing.
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>A few months ago, I had some sympathy for you - but based on this, and also based on other factors, the sympathy bottle is empty. I'd be stunned if you could go a full month without this constant belly-aching.
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>If someone twitted me (and I'm sure someone has), I'd laugh like hell. I wouldn't give a flying fornication in space if someone twitted me.
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>You seriously need to harden up....and you also need to quit listening to Peter....IT IS FOR YOUR OWN GOOD.

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