beach bunny, I didnt remember who you were until I looked up your posts from summer 2011.
You're a really well meaning person. To quote your post:
"creepy, awkward, online advances involving ladders". I dont know when I did that to you. The times I had problems with that, were long before you were even here. I publicly admitted to being wrong with my approach in the past, and changed my approach. Why dont you stop making statements about something that happened long in the past, and isnt true about what I do today. It makes your statement seem like nothing more than a potshot which isnt true.
Oh, it's true. I couldn't make that stuff up in a million years!
It's funny how people see themselves.
You came at me in the first hours I was here with a laundry list of creepy questions that I still have, btw.
If your memory is that bad, then fine. It doesn't change how you approached me here.
My blog "creeped you out beyond belief". I dont know what I put in there, that "creeped you out", so to say. I'll say what Larry Flynt says about Hustler magazine. If you dont like my blog, dont read it.
I've never read anyone's blog until you encouraged us to do so.
The "like my wife" relationship you had with your Mother gave me chills. Especially the part where your Aunt stated that fact, and it didn't seem to bother you one bit. In fact, you used it as justification.
You don't need to be a Phych major to see something is terribly wrong here.
"All I look forward to are death anniversaries". Have you spoken to me, or read any of my posts, since I'm up in NY? All I said is April 4th will be a rough day for me, but I've also had a lot of good times since I've been in NY, in spite of what happened to me in the last year. Such blows your theory out of the water. If you really think I "look forward to death anniversaries", then your viewpoint is delusional., It will be one rough day, I will get through it, and move on., A friend of mine who lost his father 30 years ago, says the anniversary of his father's death is still a rough day.
Sorry, but I call 'em like I see 'em. It seems you can't move on, and actually enjoy wallowing in misery. This is why you constantly complain and have a "woe is me" attitude.
"I should stop my life 100% and get professional help." I shouldnt work, start a business, make new friends, or build a life. Now I know you dont really mean well. There are people who do both.
Mitchell, I own my own business and know first hand that it's infinitely harder than punching the clock, if you actually want to make it in the real world. You have to possess many qualities: Thick skin, even-temperateness, nerves of steel, resiliency, savvy, experience. I may be wrong, but I just don't see any of those qualities in you.
A lot of people start a business thinking it will be easy money, and why not? No boss to answer to, no schedule, total freedom, right?! Wrong.
Look, I came here to offer you one bit of advice: "SEEK COUNSELING, GET HELP!" But you're defiant, even when many of your friends (and enemies) are saying the same thing, but you arrogantly wave your hand and dismiss them as "not well-meaning".
I dont see a post by you directed at the person who is repeatedly attacking me, who you mentioned by name, suggesting that he stop his pattern of behavior toward me.
Look Mitchell, it's not my turn to babysit you today. Grow up and fight your own battles! Romper Room is over, so pick yourself up, wipe your nose, and get on with it already.
My friends, GQ, kis, etc,who were here with me through the worst time in my life, when my mom had her final illness, and passed away, have clout to advise me what to do. Your last post to me was a not well meaning one, nearly two years ago, when I was in NJ with my mom, as she was fighting cancer.
I had no idea your Mom had cancer 2 years ago. You act like you and Mom are the Center of the Universe.
Sorry, cant give what you say any creedence whatsoever, based on your past statements, and current ones..
Ok, that's fine. I didn't ask for validation. I came to give you some sound advice, but it didn't line up with your view of what I should have said.
Instead you chose to lash out, which I can't say surprised me all that much.
Good luck out there, Mitchell. You're going to need it.
