Anonymity is not the coward’s shield. Just as the colour of cowardice is not yellow. Nor white. Etc. . . . The ACT of acting spitefully and anonymously is the act of a coward. I hear what you say it’s just that I and many others regularly act behind the shield of anonymity without cowardice. One could call our anonymous acts acts of courage. This is not criticism but rather a point of context. Thanks for the poem. It should attract better comments than “Yes” and the like. PeterG
No, actually, I was hoping someone would notice this. I worded this piece the way I did on purpose. You don’t have to be anonymous to be cruel and spiteful. Some people may hide in their anonymity (which is their right to do so), but it doesn’t mean that all anonymous people are the same. It’s like a stereotype you can’t shake. Some people don’t realize there’s a difference.
In that case, Sarah, well done . . . You’ve opened a door for me and I’m now reading your “13 Reasons” series. I too am a “mental health patient” and believe in confronting the issues head on. Seems like we both feel the same about that. I’ll keep in touch through the comments columns. PeterG
Anonymity is not the coward’s shield. Just as the colour of cowardice is not yellow. Nor white. Etc. . . . The ACT of acting spitefully and anonymously is the act of a coward. I hear what you say it’s just that I and many others regularly act behind the shield of anonymity without cowardice. One could call our anonymous acts acts of courage. This is not criticism but rather a point of context. Thanks for the poem. It should attract better comments than “Yes” and the like. PeterG
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No, actually, I was hoping someone would notice this. I worded this piece the way I did on purpose. You don’t have to be anonymous to be cruel and spiteful. Some people may hide in their anonymity (which is their right to do so), but it doesn’t mean that all anonymous people are the same. It’s like a stereotype you can’t shake. Some people don’t realize there’s a difference.
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In that case, Sarah, well done . . . You’ve opened a door for me and I’m now reading your “13 Reasons” series. I too am a “mental health patient” and believe in confronting the issues head on. Seems like we both feel the same about that. I’ll keep in touch through the comments columns. PeterG
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Thank you so much for your insights (and catching my intentional subversion on my previous post).
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Whoops, sorry this is the previous post. Somebody (me) needs some coffee. 😆
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I’m glad I’m not the only one who slips . . . from time to time 😉
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🤣🤣 Yes.
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Yes!!
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😊😊 Thank you, my friend!
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You’re welcome, Sarah! You’re awesome!
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Thank you, I think you are, too! 😊
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Yes! Well said, my lady! 🙂
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Thanks, love! 😊 😊
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🙂
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Right on, girl! ❤
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😊😊😊😈
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😁😈
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Powerful!
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Thank you!
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Biting and brilliant
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Thank you so much! I just realized that you aren’t showing up on my blog roll like you should…. Crap.
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I tried to re follow you, so hopefully that works.
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Haha! Yes! Boom!
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😈😈😊
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Those devil emojis are scary. Lol.
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Lol
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Oh this is a good one! Hell yes!
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Thank you! 😊 😊 😊
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Just what I often tell people
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Thanks so much! It’s not easy is it?
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Exactly. Well said!
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Thank you!
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Absolutely!!
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Thanks so much!
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Powerful
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Thank you!
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