Reply #6: Very funny -- very fitting -- first the fun response -- [View All]

[MiddleFingerMom]

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Are you SURE you have a picture of me that is complimentary (and I DON'T mean
it has a thought-bubble added over my head saying, "Nice 'tocks, LFP!!!").
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The sad part is that some people see their whole lives as "a battle to be won" --
and are probably unconsciously taking their cues from the insensitive jocks who
almost certainly tormented them in high school... but instead of turning those
energies towards a person or issue that really deserves it, they take the easy
way out. The constant attacks, along with the megalomania of some, reveal an
obvious insecurity a mile-deep (though they seem to believe instead of revealing
it, they are camouflaging it). They just don't seem to realize how sad the picture
is that they're broadcasting of their own REAL self-image.
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" You're a doody-head!! You're a doody-head!! You're a doody-head!! You're a doody-head!!
You're a doody-head!! You're a doody-head!! You're a doody-head!! You're a doody-head!!", etc.
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What they are shouting from the rooftops is "Please don't look at ME!!!!!!!"
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You would think they would eventually realize this and stop the behavior out of a deep
sense of embarrassment, but the level of denial, not to mention the sense of "belonging"
to others who identify with that coping mechanism, is apparently monumental.
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It's a shame. Both in the needless stress to which those undeserving of that viciousnes
are subjected -- AND the waste of focus and energy and the self-perpetuation of the low
self-esteem felt by those perpetrating that viciousness.
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