Hello,
I have come here to attempt to humbly abase myself before the Nexus in sincere and deep apology. I must apologize for my poor choices.
Here is a short list of only the recent ones:
I have been hubristic and judgemental towards antrocles when I have absolutely no right at all.
I have been hurtful and insensitive to House in Chat.
I have been patronizing and possibly alienating towards shoe in responding to what was a sincere and innocent question.
Actually, while I'm here with virtual kneeling pads on: I have been generally patronizing here recently.
I have dumped way too heavy trips into the laps of both Jorkest and psychosisdoses.
I was greedy in my spice usage and egoitistical in trying to "face my fears," and it helped to lead to my current, nearly Pavlovian problems.
Finally and worst of all: I was a bad sitter to Nemo Amicus in December when things went rough on him.
I am not looking for forgiveness, but please let me say the following:
I am aware that I am older than the great majority of members here and it has caused me to be self-indulgent and patronizing. I have no right to be this way. I'm not sure who I think I was when I was doing this because I have always hated people who thought they were somehow more knowledgeable or wise, mature or whatever, just by virtue of chronological age and nothing else.
I have always considered myself to be a bit unusual, odd, weird, bizarre, strange, etc. The truth of the matter is that this directly contributes to my under-developed social skills. But, again I apolgize, because I am aware of it, so I have no real excuse.
For all of these things and more I apologize. These are pure actions of a hubristic ego and I feel a need for confession.
Thank You,
Pandora
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