Before you attribute any misunderstandings that have occurred to my inability to comprehend, perhaps you might consider taking some responsibility for your poor grammar, lack of proper punctuation, and over-all articulation skills deficit.
When I asked of What you may or may not ask for in your deepest moment of despair, the answers can come from a broad array of possibilities, and not just some silly old emotional support.
You see, the support one asks for or receives in their deepest moment of despair, may go far beyond any kind of emotional support. It may not even have anything to do with emotional support.
In your deepest moment of despair, your very existence is on the brink and the type of support needed may be unknown- right up until the moment arises. It could be, a tourniquet, medication, a rope or buoy, perhaps a weapon, or just a drink of water.
The type of support provided in an unknowable moment of despair could very well be physical, and possibly even supernatural.
Am I at fault for not correctly being able interpret "ok", as a "whatever- talk to the hand" (valley girl) type of response, or that you no longer saw value in continuing our dialog??
Usually (at least here in America) when people say "ok", it means "I can agree", "that is fine", "I understand", or "it's all good".
Perhaps you just need more practice using the English language properly, before you decide to engage in a public debate. Then there might be a far less occurrence of misunderstanding that can easily be attributed to your lack of communication skills.
I simply said that I believe you "MAY" carry with you false beliefs, but that more information and dialog would be necessary for me to have a better understanding of what exactly you are trying to convey.
When I say, "I believe you may have false beliefs", that is just another way of saying I am unsure (or skeptical) that you know with certainty what it is you think you may know. I'm saying there is a possibility that you may be overlooking some of the information that's necessary for you to make your confident proclamations with any sort of accuracy.
The desire for education was entirely for my own selfish purposes. I often rejoice at the opportunity to actually learn something from someone else's thoughts, and experiences.
It becomes apparent you are incapable of learning much when you make statements such as these.
This tells me that from day to day, you may learn new skills like, How-to change spark-plugs in your truck, or new trivia facts such as, ____ amount of people were killed last year while drunk driving.
It seems to me what you are clearly stating is that you are unwilling to change your beliefs about whatever it is that you have already made your mind up about.
This does, however, seem to be contradictory to what you have already shown us.
Obviously a delusion, as you soon realized after it was pointed out to you that, in fact, you did not earn your tongue to speak with, nor your teeth to bite with. After some contemplation, you were seemingly willing to alter your beliefs slightly to:
So, in regards to your teeth, I do hope that you might still have at least some of them.
If so, I wonder, Would the reason for retaining them be as much because you were wise enough to brush properly at a very early age?
OR, Could it just be that your parents or some other care giver made you brush them?
OR, perhaps someone even brushed them for you until you became responsible enough to do so for yourself, without being told to?
If it is either of the latter case scenarios, it would seem that you may still to this day have Much that you did not earn for yourself. It would also blatantly spell out to anyone reading your posts, that you are comfortable enough taking credit for yourself, when it should be rightfully given to others.
Thus, it only seems reasonable that I might be skeptical of your authoritative beliefs, and might find some, if not many, to be false, or delusional.
I asked you a very simple question, that would have only taken perhaps a couple of clicks on your keypad to answer :What age were you able to obtain such a rigid idea of you having absolute independence?
Could it be that perhaps it was because of your ego that you chose not to provide the answer? Was it because it would mean admitting there was actually a large time period in your life when you were lucky, or blessed enough to be spoon fed, and have your ass wiped for you?
You may not see the value in such an exchange, but I did not ask you those questions in order for you to gain, as much as for my own benefit.
As I have expressed before, I have little desire to converse with individuals who have put forth minimal effort into the soulful research required for them to form their shallow views. By asking such questions, I am using your answers as a gauge to try and determine the depths in which you have dove to.
I wonder, Redneck, If there was no such thing as Christmas, Would you still believe in Santa?
Despite what it may sound like, that question was not being asked with sarcasm. I hope that you might give it, and other questions some time for contemplation before you reply- if you decide to reply at all.
