Somehow, I am deeply, deeply ashamed.

[cerulean_sky]

I cannot believe it. It surprises me that, for some, LiveJournal is a way to comment anonymously on people's journals, people who they dislike, and say nasty things to/about them.

Case in point: Exhibit A

People, get a grip. If you don't like someone, just leave them the fuck alone, and they will leave you alone. It isn't mature to take the iniative and type things like that. It's just not. If you hve a problem with someone, do not make it a public thing. Deal with it someplace other than where the rest of us have to see it and pity how immature you are.

What makes it worse, I'm pretty damn sure that this is someone I know. Actually, I think I might even know who it is, dispite the fact that they posted as anonymous. I'll say this, I'm ashamed. I pity this person, I'm ashamed that they chose to do this, and I can't believe that (if this is who I think it is) they would do something like this. Again. And I'll say this: I thought we had dealt with this. Evidently not. Do us all a favor and get yourself the fuck over it.

Comments

[tcideneb.livejournal.com]

Agreed. Points are best made when people show they're willing to be seen behind them.

I'm fairly surprised it happened to Jonah, though. I defriended him when he defriended me vis-a-vis Jaida, but he's a good guy. What makes anonymous people do these things?

-B.

[dacro.livejournal.com]

harsh.
some people scare me.

[darsabre.livejournal.com]

it's amazing how facelessness inspires idiocy and insult. this appears to be a common thing in the human psyche. extreme examples: the kkk, nazis, letters to the editor...

really?

[(Anonymous)]

who is it? tcideneb knows.

Re: really?

[tcideneb.livejournal.com]

I do, in fact. Natasha, AIM me and I'll let you know.