re: #8 Anymouse 🌹

“LOL (I got stuck at the end of the last thread):…”

I didn’t understand their point when I was growing up, but when I left home, went to college, and got out into the world, I understood why my mom and dad placed so much emphasis on teaching me to not let others define me. I read the kind of BS RW media puts out and laugh. I probably pissed off some of my so-called former co-workers that identify as conservative the other day. I read a post in which some RW Caucasian politician said he felt “uncomfortable” around certain persons in America. He was pushing Trump’s form of anti-immigration BS, racism, bigotry, etc. I posted the article on Facebook and wrote: “This guy’s heritage is probably Irish, and he doesn’t seem to know that when his ancestors arrived in America, they weren’t accepted at first. I added: I’m probably one of those Americans he feels “uncomfortable” being around, but he doesn’t have to worry about me trying to take anything away from him because I have my own sh*t. Lots of people think they know me, but they really don’t. My parents also taught me not to tell others all of my business, thoughts, and feelings which is the reason some think they know me when they don’t. I always keep certain things to myself.