I sympathies and cherish devotion of those that even though seams a hokes still give their love and support. Then others that clearly read between the lines see the story unfold with such mechanical and truthfully doubtful scenarios and logically come to the conclusion, are in their right as well.

For what ever the reason I believe that this event happened for us to draw conclusions and grow in our love for each other. After all being who we are you sisters are my true family and I know I count on having this sort of Italian, loud and opinionated crowd which at the end will embrace and give me shelter. Love to you all including Angela!

Kool sum up Alexia..... I second that!

Quote from: spacial on September 06, 2010, 09:32:11 AM
While I agree with Octavianus and Robertina, Michael needs to get a thicker skin.

I think maybe foreigners aren't as used to putting up with rudeness and mistrust. It seems to be an American trait for the most part.

Quote from: Ayaname on September 06, 2010, 12:27:52 PM
I think maybe foreigners aren't as used to putting up with rudeness and mistrust. It seems to be an American trait for the most part.

Yeah I'm sure that no other country in the world has people like that

Seeing Michael won't be back, I just want to say I don't think he or Angela are trolls. I've come across attentions seekers before, but this really doesn't follow the pattern.
I can't imagine what anyone would be getting out of it. Idk. There;s always some pay off.  She doesn't have a big back story, only about some reunion, which now is off.

A car accident just before a school reunion and face reconstruction after a successful ffs few years prior, I don;t know, sounds messed up to me. Stories sometimes seem too wild to be true. 

Michael wasn't coming back anyway, or did this part of his post get missed?

Quote from: Angela Venetos on September 05, 2010, 06:40:52 AMI can promise update only up tomorrow.Angela update after back from Athens.

Anyway, hope you get better Angela. I wish your surgery to be a great success.

Quote from: mija on September 08, 2010, 02:25:08 AM
Yeah I'm sure that no other country in the world has people like that

I've known many different people from non English speaking countries and they all have been much more trusting and idealistic. From my experience it's mainly the US, UK, and Australia that have a large enough majority of ->-bleeped-<-s to cause a general mistrust among their citizens. I haven't known people from many Indian countries though so I can't speak for them.
But again, that's my own experience. Hence my wording of my last post:
"I think maybe foreigners aren't as used to putting up with rudeness and mistrust. It seems to be an American trait for the most part."

Quote from: Ayaname on September 08, 2010, 12:10:13 PM
I've known many different people from non English speaking countries and they all have been much more trusting and idealistic. From my experience it's mainly the US, UK, and Australia that have a large enough majority of ->-bleeped-<-s to cause a general mistrust among their citizens. I haven't known people from many Indian countries though so I can't speak for them.
But again, that's my own experience. Hence my wording of my last post:
"I think maybe foreigners aren't as used to putting up with rudeness and mistrust. It seems to be an American trait for the most part."

Either way it's very ~America~ to be rude and what not. I don't blame you for what you said but I really agree with it.