I miss my pony.
posted by Duamuteffe @ 5:30 AM
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Friday, April 13, 2007
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- Name: Duamuteffe
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8 Comments:
I never had a pony... :(
Aww. I remember when you first wrote of your loss.
I'm sorry. *hugs*
*hugs*
#hugs back# Thanks, guys.
what am i, chopped liver?!
It's not all about you, kiddo. I'm not being mean, just trying to give you some perspective.
last time i'm going to tell you I'm KIDDING! :D
Look, kidding or not, I'd appreciate it if you thought a little more before you comment. It's nice to hear from you and all, but you've hijacked a post and comment string and made it about you and my reaction to your comments. I posted this because I was thinking about Cameron, and how it's been nearly a year since I lost him. He was my friend and partner and it still hurts a hell of a lot. It doesn't matter if you're only kidding; you're still essentially either making fun of someone's grief or asking them to stop thinking about it and concentrate on you.
I don't want you to stop commenting. I want you to think more carefully about what you say when you do. (And, in turn, what you say to others in the real world. Blogs are a good training ground for that.)
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