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[apocalypsos]

When I walked in the door at work, Lieutenant Asshat and Bossman asked me where to find the video of the beheading on the Internet, then laughed hysterically when I immediately blurted out three websites to find it on.

Great. I know where all the good gore is. What a lovely reputation to have. *eye roll*

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Re: Better that than...

[qnotku.livejournal.com]

It's not that I think so little of her, but that I think highly of her. I could stand back and not say anything, but I'm honest enough -- like you say Jen is -- to say what and how I feel about this. And, if Jen is unhappy with what I think and feel it's within her rights to defend them to me as I'm defending how I feel to her. That's part of what real friendship is about -- being able to express how you feel to the person you believe is a friend without fear that they'll turn away from you because your views are different or because they're unhappy with something that you did.
And, to answer your last paragraph -- I wouldn't be much of a friend, would I, if I turned her out because I disagree with something that she's done. I also wouldn't be much of a friend if I only ever agreed with her. I'm a lot older than Jen and I have certain views on how I perceive life. Jen knew them before she moved in, they haven't changed in the year she's lived with us - they're not now or have never been anything new or shocking to her. Jen has always been like a younger sister to me, and if you can't tell a younger sister that you think what she's done is wrong, then obviously the connection isn't what you thought it was.

And with that I will let the subject drop, because it's obvious that I'm the only person replying to this thread that feels the way I do.

Re: Better that than...

[seferin.livejournal.com]

Fair enough. Please understand that no insult, offense, or ill intent was meant.