You say that I take things personally? You said that what you said wasn't about me? OK So let's recap here:
Quote:
Originally posted by Lisa Shea: If teens want to participate, that is great. But for them to then say "don't expect me to post maturely, I'm only a teen" harms that respect. As I said in another post, I am all for giving each forum member the full ability to participate here. But forum members must for their part abide by our rules of discussion. It doesn't matter if they are 13 or 30. You can't say "I don't want to be marked out as a teen - I want to be treated as an adult" and then say "treat me differently - I'm only a kid!"
How's that for indirect finger-pointing?
_________________________
"God would rather see us walk with a occasional limp than a perpetual strut. And if it takes a thorn for Him to make His point, He loves us enough not to take it out." -Max Lucado
I NEVER said those things, nor did I ever imply that I should get "special treatment" because I'm just a kid.
By the way, you still havn't answered my question. I asked you to prove to me that I ever implied the I deserve special treatment because of my age.
_________________________
"God would rather see us walk with a occasional limp than a perpetual strut. And if it takes a thorn for Him to make His point, He loves us enough not to take it out." -Max Lucado
This constant backbiting is not only immature but very, very tedious and will give this excellent forum a bad name.
Could we please just give it a rest Kacey and get back to the topics?
As a member of other forums I've not come across a teenager who ever quoted her mother as you do. Please don't be offended by that comment either as it's meant in the context it was given.
Please Kacey, you're an individual who puts forward your 'own' comments. A suggestion though, why doesn't your mother join the forum also? That way she can bring to the table her ideas and comments as well.
Actually, she has joined the forum, she just hasn't had the time to get to the computer lately.....
_________________________
"God would rather see us walk with a occasional limp than a perpetual strut. And if it takes a thorn for Him to make His point, He loves us enough not to take it out." -Max Lucado
Originally posted by Nikkums: As a member of other forums I've not come across a teenager who ever quoted her mother as you do.
I only said that in reponse to what Ashad had said to me. I didn't bring it back up, Lisa did. Why don't you tell her "to give it a rest" also?
_________________________
"God would rather see us walk with a occasional limp than a perpetual strut. And if it takes a thorn for Him to make His point, He loves us enough not to take it out." -Max Lucado
Lisa puts forward her point quite clearly and in a mature and respectful manner. I find nothing wrong with her posting style.
I have to agree with Nikkums, as a member of three other forums, all of which are frequented by teenagers, I've never seen this before. Perhaps you could allow your mother more computer time so she can join in the forum more often.
As previously stated - could we PLEASE just get back to the topics at hand.
What exactly do you mean by "Perhaps you could allow your mother more computer time so she can join in the forum more often."? My mother has her own computer. As do I. I am not "taking away" any of her computer time. In fact, I want her to be able to come on more often. But, we've been doing alot of yard-work lately, and she is just to tired.
Yes, we can get back to the topic....
_________________________
"God would rather see us walk with a occasional limp than a perpetual strut. And if it takes a thorn for Him to make His point, He loves us enough not to take it out." -Max Lucado
Why did you have to say "give it a rest" after I had said that? It seems like you are the one who needs to "give it a rest"......
_________________________
"God would rather see us walk with a occasional limp than a perpetual strut. And if it takes a thorn for Him to make His point, He loves us enough not to take it out." -Max Lucado
Previous Topic
Index
