Good. Now, we're clear.
Oh for freakin' sake... talk about chasing the rabbit down the wrong hole.
sorry it's off topic.it was a sarcasm.... in case you didn't notice.![]()
you didn't answer my question. so I ask again - "and who help them do that?"
Sarcasm? Did you notice how I replied?
The subject was about forgiveness. You can provide help but unless you're that victim who were violated by that same person then other people are in no position to offer forgiveness for that perpetrator. There is a stark difference here.
and Oprah was the victim of abuse. You do know that we're talking about her, not me.![]()
You just admit that forgiving is fine and therapeutic. That is what Oprah is doing. To encourage women to do same. It's up to them to do it or not.
thanks. I don't see any tips how of stopping or silencing it in there. :d
Because... there isn't.
Frisky & Souggy - Option: Ignore. Cover your eyes like one of the 3 wise monkeys.![]()
Hoarding does not indicate someone is unstable since there are many people from different walks of life.
I wish I know what made this woman tick, like is it a form of OCD-type disorder, an extreme case of OCPD, or an ADD-type with a perfectionist complex... Whatever the case is, we can rule out dementia and few other causes if she has been struggling with this all her life, and is a former psychologist.
It"s not a pretty ending... but you know... everyone got their own personal hell in their own homes.
Frisky & Souggy - Option: Ignore. Cover your eyes like one of the 3 wise monkeys.![]()

Right. I was just pointing out the hypocrisy.
And who in their right mind would interpret banjo's posts as such? Geez, he saying that Oprah understood that things run in cycles.

Forgiving is fine quite therapeutic but it's the victims of a crime who are the ones to forgive the perpetrators.
Forgiveness to his/her perpetrator starts with the actual victim of that crime.