"Kenneth McVay OBC" <kmcvay@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
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> In article <fppk1v$dvf$2@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>,
> <EskWIRED@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>
> [...]
>
>>You fail at raising awareness. Instead, you convince others that you are
a
>>loon, and that the subject of which they are to become aware is the
>>product of other loons.
>
> I find it interesting that Mr. Fens does not understand this, but then,
> that's what loons do.
>
>>If you had a verifiable point, your task would be easily accomplished.
>>But so far, you are a miserable failure.
>
> At least he's consistent - from his track record on UseNet, it's clear
> he's been a failure from the git-go.
>
Waaaah! I deserve your critique. I have been too hard on you and my
"miserable failure" poke at you was uncalled for. You're just so damned
irritating sometimes and my tolerance wears thin. I don't consider myself
a
failure however but I will certainly agree that I'm not a success by
society's standards. I would argue a great deal, though not all, of my
hard****p is due to external forces (no, not UFO's), so most of the time I
don't feel bad about myself but it *is* frustrating to be locked out of
the
game when I feel I have a lot to offer which is productive and positive.
You should check an article, (not sure if I can find it off hand), dealing
with the issue of "gifted children". It was very helpful to me and seemed
to
offer a plausible explanation and insight for many events in my life which
were difficult to explain. I'm definitely what I would consider, "fringe".
That's to say, I'm located somewhere on one of the thin edges of the bell
curve and a minority of sorts. I'm often the brunt of jokes or ridicule
but
I've faced that from a young age and am quite accustomed to it by now. I
just try to be patient, understanding, empathetic and attempt to provide
insight whenever possible.
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