The fact that I was put through a dance of friending and defriending and completely incomprehensible reactions - including the insulting question whether I was a Jew-basher - is nothing to you, it seems. These things do not take time, let alone involve any personal feelings on anyone's side, do they? It is not as though the other person is a real person. And for God's sake, it's not as though I am asking something difficult. ANY time I come across someone I might want to friend, I ALWAYS first go and anonymously read some of her/his LJ and her/his user info, to see what kind of person s/he is. It seems commonsense to me. It has also saved me from trouble a few times.
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Re: Terrible thing, reaction.
Date: 2008-01-27 06:25 pm (UTC)Re: Terrible thing, reaction.
Date: 2008-01-27 06:36 pm (UTC)Why go on with this exchange?
I can think of things I'd rather do.