Well, well.
How are you Similia? Didn't you say, in the previous thread, that that was your last post? Not only are plagarist (just like me), but also a liar. Now we see who the true culprit is. Why attack our moderator, when he did nothing or said nothing of the nature to insult you? Why jump the gun and claim he made sarcastic remarks and inflicted mental harm? No, this goes beyond the realm of the internet world; you have issues. You need to check yourself in the mirror, before you go around and pointing your finger and blaming others. And that goes to anyone on this board who thinks they know me. What do you know about me, Similia, and how I live my life in the real world? You don't know nothing, & what I've been through.
I admit. I created "Why Can't Woman Write" to see some reaction--to incite the members into an uprorar, and galvanize them into discussion I find intriguing (who has the upper hand in writing: man or woman?) albiet, a difficult one. And I could've worded it properly without so much generalization, and for that I apologize. I knew I shouldn't have done it, but I did it, anyway. I have a problem. You see, for the past six years I had been diagnosed with Avoidant Personality Disorder--a personality disorder where the person avoid any type of communication or social relationships due to fears of rejection. During High School, I did not talk to my counselors, my teachers, or even to my peers. I did not say a single word; not a peep came out of my mouth. I was a lonely, obscure man skulking in and between hallways of the corridors, munching on fries and rice krispy treats, and when a stranger said, "Come on over--let's chill. What's your name?" I would give them this cold, glacial stare, and continued on with my business (plotting on how I could use these same characters in my book). I avoided everyone. And when I found the message boards, and my first interaction with it, I felt a profound sense of relief: I could be whoever I wanted to be, without the fear of being rejected. I could resurrect myself in a hundred, thousand-fold, different names--until, of course, my IP was banned. Then I would spiral into a dysthynic depressed state (and thoughts of commiting suicide would flair up again) and the vicious cycle would, in all likelihood, continue. It was a way of coping with the problem. By flaunting it, I feel as if I can manage it. Does this give me the right to be offensive and make sweeping generalization through caustic remarks and verbal reprimands? Of course not. But it does, at least, give an insight to the many problem I once had (and still do).
So before you can think of spitting on people's face, Similia, ask yourself this: What do you see in the mirror? Once you see the mote in your eye, only then can you help remove theirs. I will agree with you on one thing: this thread should be closed. It is unfair to the many members on this forum, who put forth their time and input, and yet a troll recieves more attention and accolades from his acquaintance. What makes him better than any of you?
Nothing.
Therefore, I suggest if Stewart truly wishes to start banning like the right hand of God, he ban both similia and I, for we both are trolls feeding off each other, and wanting the occasional attention.
For even trolls want to be accepted.