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12/15/2014 6:22:40 AM
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And you were the one who asked what I think.
The reason people don't like it is because we're talking and then you make a one [i]letter[/i] reply makes the entire thing pointless and unimpactful. It's not exactly a good feeling.
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My first impression of you was not terrific or positive in any way. Neither was my second. I have plenty of meaningful conversations with people on the Internet. Just because I'm not willing to have one with you, does not mean I'm incapable of doing so at all. By the way, there are quite a bit of people who like my "K."'s.
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Fine don't have a meaningful conversation. Doesn't mean you have to be a prick.
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Edited by CAMMCAM: 12/15/2014 6:40:01 AMIt's apparent that I could type "Rainbows and Butterflies" and you'd still think I was a prick because of whatever voice is inside of your head and however it's reading my words to you.
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It really wouldn't. "K." just has the abruptness end that makes the last however long and however many comments seem irrelevant and just useless.
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Edited by CAMMCAM: 12/15/2014 6:52:18 AMYeah, that's typically the idea. I mean, just scroll up and look at all of these words between us. Not significant. Nothing meaningful in the slightest. Just back and forth, words spewing.
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Then why do it?
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Some questions are worth conversation. Significance. You came at me with "Aren't you married and what does marriage have anything to do with Christmas break?" Pretty K worthy.
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Not exactly sure what that's support see to mean but I will admit that I didn't come in here in the nicest way and I apologize for that.
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That is literally so much better and I thank you for it.
