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StevieLorna wrote:If empathy is given then empathy is reciprocated.If contempt is shown then respect is withheld.If avoiding a question is preferred then some sarcasm is warranted.Disagree if you like, its why debate exists.
Agree with the first two statements, but not the third. Some people will avoid a question because they find it personally sensitive to them. (If I had been raped as a child, the question "Why can't we be closer friends?" might trigger some associations that are better left untouched. So my reaction might well be to avoid the question.) In this case, the empathy has to be given by you.
Agree with the first two statements, but not the third. Some people will avoid a question because they find it personally sensitive to them. (
I agree with you Woodsman, but I was asking a very specific question about his name. Nothing to do with any deeper personal childhood trauma.
The name, TakeARuleToIt, I was asking what the It was he wanted measured?
If its his chosen name to be known by here I think its a legitimate question, which was avoided.



