you look beautiful just as you are and from what i know of you, you’re simply scrumptious. seriously.

be happy.

But … hopefully one day I’ll be back … I hope … maybe … lol

I still think of Sydney as home.

Maybe I misread you. And I apologize first hand if I did, this being your blog and all and I’m sticking my nose into fire, I feel. But I did interpret it as you were the pious one who has never judged another. Since I don’t know you personally, maybe you are extra careful of what you say because you admittedly say that you have low self esteem.

Because it’s easy to identify with the victim here. It’s so easy to be on the side of the one whose feelings got hurt first. But we’ve all been the offender too. We’ve all in some parts of our lives said, “OMG that person is so ugly. Something must have gone wrong. etc etc etc”. Just maybe, not in blogs. But to our friends and maybe family.

Minishorts, I’m not saying what you say is wrong. It’s right. We should all be a bit, a lot more conscious of what we say because one day it’ll come and slap us in the face, hence making us uglier.

Btw, I think your preview comment thing is way cool. Always loved to read your blog. And for the record, I think you’re pretty.

Also, I think the rebuking she got from a lot of blogs was enough. They didn’t resort to name calling etc.

I know where you were coming from with the ‘I feel that if it wasn’t for the fiery responses, the seriousness of the situation would not be as apparent to her’.
You may be correct. It depends on the person. I usually prefer to take the more diplomatic approach, as often the full on assault will just make the person feel victimised, and as such wont’ look at their own actions, but prefers to think peopel are picking on them.

Anyway, I see you’re in Sydney. My favourite City of Australia.
Hope you are enjoying it there.

cheers. it’s all good now.