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Well I am the one who sent that PM. I lost my Father in 2002, I am a little sensitive to this subject. If you wanted to go this route why didnt you send the whole PM- You left out how rude you were to me. I don't really care what people think of me, I know I am a good person, I do a lot for my family and friends. The thing that bothers me is death is personal- if it was you that lost someone you would have the right to post where ever and what ever, but it wasn't .I think something like that should be posted by family, not copied from a friends face book. I know people post a lot of things on FB, but that does not give any friends of that person the right to copy and post it somewhere else, esp a subject this tender. That is all I was getting at and you had to take it to the next level, you should have let it be. Maybe you had to get some sort of support to feel better as to what you did-I have no idea.. You starting this thread to me is disrespectful. I don't understand why you would. That is just me. People have the right to have their own opinion in this world. If I am a bad person for stating my opinion in this "YT world" that is fine with me. I will never not say what I feel in my heart. Lisette- I do apologize for this- If I knew he would post a thread on this I would have let it be. I had no ill intensions with this- I want you to know that deep down -I am sorry for the loss of your Father, I know it is a very hard thing to deal with. My prayers and condolences are with you and your family. |
How do we all know that she didn't ask Steve to post this for her? I don't do facebook cuz I'm not that computer savy. I'm not sure how it works. I mean it's not like he posted her very personal info. Her dad died and posting it on here to tell all her yorkie friends would give her some support from us in this terible time in her life. I really don't see the big deal. Like I said I don't have facebook, I don't want the world to know my business. But that's me. But if you post something on there than it is out there for the world to see. right?? Anyway I think it should have been up to lissette to say something to him if she was upset about him posting something about her that she didn't want out there. jmo |
There is no reality that exists in this world......only perception....true,true...nobody needs to get sooo upset that they get ugly. You catch more flies with honey than vinegar. I do not care much for people who pride themselves on meaness....or who think they are "tough". I'm a school teacher...and I crack open "CONCRETE" hearts all the time. They are NEVER tough...Just have a bad case of needing to feel important and better than others. My most needy kids are the most tough acting and harshly judgemental of others. |
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Steve, you are a friend of Lissette as am I; and I can tell you that I would be shocked to hear that she did not want that posted. She has always been an open book on YT and I think it will please her to know that so many people are thinking of and praying for her. I don't DO Facebook, so I quite easily could not have known about it had it not been for you and others who contacted me. Thank you for caring so much about all of us....even in the midst of your own personal pain with Carlo failing as he was at that time. |
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Well, from anothe perspective ~ I lost my Mom in 2001. I could use all the support and well-wishes I could get. It would not have upset me for someone to mention it on YT. Once it has been mentioned on FB - I would assume that the message in out there is cyberspace and ok to repeat. |
shodanusmc I'm so sorry for your loss. Anyone could easily see how much you loved your CC by your posts here. I had never heard of one before, after reading your post & seeing your pics I had to Google & learn more. |
I don't see anything wrong with it. I guess it's just all a matter of personal opinion and how each person handles things. I lost my 5 year old brother in 2006 and that was before FB but I did have a MySpace and posted about it. I really appreciated all of the support and comments. It did not take the pain away, but it helped. Also, sometimes if I want to post something quickly, I'll write it on FB because it's really easy to do from my iPhone. I don't usually post on YT because it can be too annoying to do from my phone. So, for example, when Jackson was in the hospital, I updated from my FB and I wouldn't have cared if a YT friend posted on here for me (not that it's the same as the death of a parent) but I guess that's just the kind of person I am. Anyways, I just pray that Lisette is doing as best as she can be. RIP to her wonderful father. |
I feel there is a lot of emotion building up in this thread. I can understand the feelings of those who have lost loved ones as I have lost a wife and daughter. I ask all not to allow emotion to run away with our postings and remember we are all entitled to our opinions and feelings. This thread could so easily turn sour and end up really upsetting people when there is really no need for that. Make your feeling known by all means but please can we keep it civil and friendly. I just feel it could get out of hand and that would be so wrong. |
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Comparing YT to FB is apples to oranges. On FB you have friends...real friends...people you actually know AND you have control over settings of how you wish to share and with whom. YT is a public forum off thousands of strangers. While I understand some friendships are here, there are also thousands of strangers able to view these public posts. I confess to being more than a little surprised by the responses of members on this thread. I wonder if a newbie or less known member had started the same thread if the response would have been different... With it being Steve, we assume (probably rightly so) that his heart was in the right place and that his intention was a kind one. And maybe those of you that know Lissette well, believe that she would appreciate the gesture and subsequent emotional support/thoughts offered. But when looking at just the process... Is it ok for someone to obtain someone else's personal information on one forum and chose to share it on another, without their consent? My answer would still be no. |
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