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I just wanted to clarify that my post was to address the issue of resisting the *feeling* to respond to posts when it might just be best to just let it go….To not engage in unnecessary commentary or to engage in one - upmanship posts.....As for *tone*, us oldsters here have seen more threads addressing this topic than we care to see.....It appears that *tone* may be the least of the issues here to be worried about. After all, tone is a matter of an individuals perception .....;) It’s too bad if what you’re describing is what's going on…..This kind of behavior is very destructive to the spirit, friendliness, and civility here and it's very destructive to the sense of community on this forum….We all talk about being respectful to each other, that everyone has an opinion and we are all here learning from each other’s experiences, but when it gets down to it it seems to be just lip service…….I'm quite saddened by this..... |
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Doesn't it just kill you that most of the time these things happen, it is our gender doing it? :( And, yes, you are right....sometimes it really is wiser and actually healthier to walk away. Not always easy to do. It is easy to get caught up in the heat of the moment. It is doubly hard here because there is a lot of passion involved when it comes to the pups that we all love so much. What I described is going on. There are always going to be disgruntled folks, but some lately have taken things to such a disturbing level. Someone yesterday sent a pm to a few of us advising us that perhaps it would be better to report such things rather than get caught up in the person's nonsense. After all, it really does feed into their disturbed agendas. We all need reminders at times. This is a great thread. |
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Yes, some informational statements are made in haste and may seem rude but are merely supplying information without all the extra dialogue. I agree that doesn't have to be sugar coated. However, when certain words are used in comments - it is obvious what the tone is. I know I've made comments with an angry tone - and I hoped that the other person would hear it - but to say that you can't hear someone's tone is silly. *Tone: the writer's attitude toward the material and/or readers. Tone may be playful, formal, intimate, angry, serious, ironic, outraged, baffled, tender, serene, depressed, etc. |
[QUOTE=jp4m2;3174546]I can understand your frustration and anger if this is what is occurring here. Unfortunately, some women will never outgrow this type of high school behavior. Their need to *belong* and be *accepted * is what drives them to gossip, and play cruel games. They will make sure that every small slight, misunderstanding or unintentional remark will get twisted so as to manipulate others into joining in on their *behind the scenes* agendas. Sadly, these types are severely lacking in maturity and in their ability to understand the cruelly, pain and hurt they leave behind in their path...These are adults who can slay with a smile and wound with a word….Hopefully, the vast majority of members here are not like this. I just wanted to clarify that my post was to address the issue of resisting the *feeling* to respond to posts when it might just be best to just let it go….To not engage in unnecessary commentary or to engage in one - upmanship posts.....As for *tone*, us oldsters here have seen more threads addressing this topic than we care to see.....It appears that *tone* may be the least of the issues here to be worried about. After all, tone is a matter of an individuals perception .....;) It’s too bad if what you’re describing is what's going on…..This kind of behavior is very destructive to the spirit, friendliness, and civility here and it's very destructive to the sense of community on this forum….We all talk about being respectful to each other, that everyone has an opinion and we are all here learning from each other’s experiences, but when it gets down to it it seems to be just lip service…….I'm quite saddened by this.....[/QUOTE] Again, nicely put. There are some really wonderful people here that have so much knowledge and passion for this breed/animals but so much BS keeps getting in the way. I think the best word used in this thread was by Ann - COMPASSION. It's free and it does make us feel better! |
Ann, As always you are right and the voice of reason. (You killjoy you.) :tongue3:(just kidding guys) :fallen:But I realize I am guilty of jumping on people from time to time. Thank God for you and other friends that give me a heads up when I'm doing something wrong or acting like a jerk. I will try to do better - I promise. Speak well of your enemies......After all.....You made them. |
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I have seen a lot of people complain about things that people say and how they sound so mean when they did not sound mean to me at all. I guess mean is how you want to define it. I understand what you are saying, but I still say that to some people who are overly sensitive, things are often misinterpreted. |
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I'm just seeing this nice thread Ann. I also have been guilty sometimes of getting caught up in the heat of the moment. I certainly apologize if I have ever hurt anyone's feelings at YT(or anywhere else for that matter) by responding inappropriately to what I believed was an injustice. Your post was written well Ann. Thank you. |
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Showing compassion now:) |
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Great way to show compassion, I am proud of you!:) |
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You can DO IT.....:) |
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Awww, Thank you so much:) Changing the subject for a min. I would like to ask for Prayers for Carina and Fudge. Thank You ! |
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My three most repeated phrases to my children................ "For every action, there is a reaction, for every decision there is a consequence. One can always determine if the reaction or consequence is good or bad based on their action or decision." "You can't always get what you want" (and yes, this is often sang, and followed by "but if you try sometimes, you might just find, you get what you need, oh baby. My kids now hate that song. LOL) and "You can get more flies with honey" May be cliche, but I try to remember these these phrases. If we want the world to be a "better place" we must all be "better people". Find that it often works out well if I am nice to someone who is irritating me, as it often turns the situation around. Love this thread! |
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You are not allowed to post things for a banned friend! FYI :thumbdown |
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Totally inappropriate post in what is suppose to be a positive thread, Priscilla80. |
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Let's Turn up the Compassion YT'ers!!! :) Get back on track, this was a positive thread. Choose to NOT comment & stop the madness!!! Can't we just ALL love eachother?! :D Hope everyone has a blessed and wonderful weekend. I am taking the kids swimming today. It is a beautiful day!! |
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:thumbup: Commenting only feeds into certain agendas. Let the admin handle this. |
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