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Bluelighter
Much obligedI took a look and unedited it.

Vis-à-vis criticism, Oscar Wilde wrote: “The critic has to educate the public; the artist has to educate the critic.”
I'm not out to hurt anyone's feelings; you know that about me by now I hope.
Harsh how? The violin emoji that BL provides?I felt it was rather harsh, but it doesn't break any rules.
Look, @Chris Timothy goes:
He's complaining his backup degree (

Then @Chris Timothy writes:
So I wrote back the post in question, a post that ends with: "but seriously, don't let it get you down. One love, my guy."This is what bugs me out. You didn't just "like" that comment; you actually responded to it with the "love / heart" reaction. Again to reiterate, you responded to the post you say is harsh with a "love" reaction. Do you see what I'm saying?
“Somewhat mocking”? Ok, how? The dictionary says: "to tease or laugh in a scornful or contemptuous way." There's no scorn or contempt here, I assure you. No mockery. I ended the comment saying "one love" and meaning those words 100%.I do think you were probably trying to be helpful, although the tone was somewhat mocking, I thought.
And anyway you reacted to my comment with a

And yes, of course I was trying to be helpful. I like @Chris Timothy and that's why I posted what I posted. If I didn't, I wouldn't have bothered to say anything at all. If I sound rude, I dunno, maybe it's bc I'm from New York.
Thanks again. And to the mod who edited my post initially, I realize you're under no obligations to do this, but pls message me next time so I can learn to write better in terms of conveying mood properly. Seriously, I'm asking you this in all earnest. My communications skills must be deplorable if my posts can be mistaken to this degree.I guess someone thought it was too much for this thread, but I don't think it was so I reverted ot.