I know you were asking a question, twizz didn't make it clear who he was referring to, hence why I quoted you, if you got your head out of your arse for one second you would have understood that. Then you got all pissy about your right to diss him, like knowing someone personally gives you the right to attack them publicly and now you talk about being civil. Lol
Oh good gracious! :lol:
Firstly, if you knew it was a question, then why did you bite so hard? I said NOTHING about Massoud until you decided to poke your nose into something that wasn't your business.
Secondly, it sounds more like your head is in the proverbial by the manner in which you've decided to get personal rather than debate the facts. Why? Because you jumped the gun pretending to 'troll' and have been made to look a fool.
Thirdly, I didn't get pissy at all; one might suggest that was you who did.
Fourthly, you accused me of bad mouthing him:
I will not have you bad mouth Massoud, this guy did the graveyard shift for a month, without pay in order to land his job. It's their bosses who are corrupt, the front line journalist could write a perfectly balanced piece and it will make no difference.
... which I did not, and you claimed that somehow you had some sort of 'relationship' to him that meant you were granted the right to defend him against people asking a question. I simply corrected your misunderstanding by suggesting that, actually, I had more than a passing acquaintance with him (which you don't have) and that if I chose to make a comment about him, I could on the basis that I
do know him and am entitled to say what I'd like.
You have completely flown off the handle on something which was as simple as a question. Congratulations for the overreaction of the year
Not taking interest, you tried to push me to take medication as if it was the only option and suggested I was hurting the people around me by not taking it.
You acted like an authority on it based only on the fact you had a friend who suffered from it.
I don't think Drew was trying to make you feel like a bad person for not being on meds. I think he was genuinely concerned for you, and the people around you. Being around someone who is bi-polar refusing to take meds can be very difficult. My Dad thinks he has all under control without them just because he has a few good days, but barely remembers the bad days. Everybody else remembers them though. I think you should do what makes you happy and comfortable, as long as you're not endangering yourself or anyone else. I never saw anything that he wrote as telling you what to do, it's just an opinion.
Alba understands very clearly why you apparently do not. I have no malice to you, and I have no intent to make you feel bad. But I do have some very close friends who have the same condition as you and I have seen it destroy their lives; so yes, that does make me something of an authority because I've seen it with my own two eyes and have sat in the doctors surgery as he prescribed their medication and detailed the effects of not taking it. My only concern was you didn't suffer the same fate as they.
You can take or leave that as you wish.
