Paulina: Skysoulmate, you're right, I know it wasn't pretty :) And I didn't write about this at first because it was a PM. But my impression was (and probably still is, if I'm to be completely honest) that Seanus is a little sleasy (I don't know how to put it in English) and seems to be a twofaced person. I don't know him well so it's just an impression. And after some while I decided to write about it. I think he disrespected me first and more over - his wife. So I didn't feel obliged to show respect to a such person. Sleasy? I wouldn't know Paulina even though I find his 9/11 conspiracies sleasy. Oooh, that felt goooood... ;)
If you felt the way you did you could've told him that via PM or even on the forum but without revealing his PRIVATE messages to you. Still think he deserves a simple "sorry" from you.
Paulina: There is nothing to be ashamed of for Seanus as far as those private messages are concerned, people write to me on PM or e-mails, both men and women. So I don't think there's a problem. If Seanus thinks different then he should write so. Moderator can delete my post if what I've done violates the rules of this forum. I don't think you violated any rules here. I'm simply talking about respect for others - private or prywatne (I think?) means just that. Whether a compliment, a rebuke, flirtatious comment or sexual innuendoes - a private message is private.
Paulina: As I wrote before to Seanus - generalisation for generalisation :) Exactly, my point is do what you expect from us men - don't lump us all in the same category.
Paulina: I don't get it ;) It's a spelling mistake - I guess I was in hurry ;) Does "aksed" mean anything? I'm sorry, it was an insider joke. Many blacks here in the US (I find the term african american insulting and refuse to use it) speak with their own dialect which frankly originated in the lack of education due to the abhorrent past of slavery. It's typical to leave out prepositions, to shorten words and occationally to reverse letters in the spoken language. One of the most common words in the Ebonics (official term for the dialect) vernacular is "aks" - to aks or ax someone a question rather than to ask someone a question.
I knew you mispelled it (I have slight dyslexia so I sympathise ;) but chose to poke fun at you, that's all. LOL. Note!!! My "poking" at you is totally asexual. :)
Here for your pleasure (no, not in the sexual way Paulina! ;)
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