>>>If I found out that somebody twitted me, it would take me all of about 1 second to learn to live with it - regardless who it is. And believe me when I say that I would not write one single message to any U.T. area complaining about it.
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>>One second only? Regardless who it is? I dare to doubt that. And assumed it is true, does that imply that you're the balanced soul here?
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>My daughter "twitted" me about 7 years ago. I never knew why or what I did, but I told her through me son that "It was her loss, not mine" and I moved on. This week she called to apologize and ask me to forgive her. I told her there was nothing to forgive because I harbored zero grudge towards her.

Maybe you made a wise decision 7 years ago, maybe not. I say it more often here: The details matter. An anecdote can be enough to prove some principle, but another anecdote can prove its weakness. If you'd been another type of person you'd probably have felt upset at that time by her 'twit'. Your reactions would have been different and perhaps - perhaps not - the outcome would have been better. Whatever, It's good to hear it's now all okay between you and your daughter.


>No imagine how much sleep I'd lose if you twitted me... LMAO...