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Old 05-07-2007, 11:22 AM #11
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Good to see you posting e. I was worried about you.

We can't change other people. We can only change the way we handle their harshness and insensitivity. I usually just think to myself "What an IDIOT!!" then try to forget about it. Unless people Totally understand what your dealing with, which will probably NEVER happen, you just have to develope a thicker skin otherewise just say to yourself " What an IDIOT" and move on.
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