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I don't hate you, jae. I question your posting of an article about feminine products as a priority, to open a thread about Environment Day. There are plenty of polluting products you could've chosen.
 
IS another thread becoming all about Jae???

What do folks have to say about World Environment Day?

Well, I offered a helpful article - and was attacked by a few people for doing so. Perhaps I'll post another helpful article tonight.
 
I don't hate you, jae. I question your posting of an article about feminine products as a priority, to open a thread about Environment Day. There are plenty of polluting products you could've chosen.

My intention was to post a number of helpful articles throughout the day Kimmio.
 

You don't appear to understand how relationships, even poor ones, work. We aren't obligated to live up to your expectations. You aren't obligated to live up to ours.

That said, if you think you're seen as legitimately helpful you are experiencing some powerful denial.



Be great if we had access to all those threads to read them again and see if your claim is true.

I suspect you were welcomed to WonderCafe.ca the same way all others were welcomed. If the relationship soured quickly that was probably a mutual effort.


Hard to disagree with that. This is an event which repeats again and again and again and again.

I think you are actually missing quite a bit about what is going on and while it does take two to tango you never seem to notice or even accept that you like dancing more than most.

Are you still working with a Spiritual Director? I know you are without a spiritual home at present, any fellow students you can turn to for some support while you are transitioning between congregations or denominations or even vocations? I can't imagine that more conflict is a solution to whatever stress you are experiencing in your life at present. That would be an extremely dysfunctional coping mechanism.

I didn't ask for conflict here John. Rather, people started throwing vehement words in my face after I offered a helpful article.
 
My intention was to post a number of helpful articles throughout the day Kimmio.
Well, I just posted my thoughts - and the best alternative available imo are biodegradable and disposable cotton and natural pulp products. Because it's otherwise messy business. That's reality. And why I decided to be graphic in detail - because women know why the re-usables haven't caught on. We don't use them as much because they're messy and inconvenient. We're busy. And worth noting as a debate - but it should be focused on the overuse of plastics in feminine products - not admonishing women for using disposable products. Which is how it comes across from a man who has no need for them.
 
Well, I just posted my thoughts - and the best alternative available imo are biodegradable and disposable cotton and natural pulp products. Because it's otherwise messy business. That's reality. And worth noting as a debate - but it should be focused on the overuse of plastics in feminine products - not admonishing women for using disposable products. Which is how it comes across from a man who has no need for them.

I didn't admonish Kimmio. There was no admonishment. None.
 
Interesting that you chose that article first and didn't expect any critique back from women.

It was simply the first article I saw when I searched on Google this morning.

In fact I did expect critique and insults, not from women as a group but from those on here who hate me some of whom are women. It's an innocent, helpful article yet I knew I would receive flack - because I always do.
 
It was simply the first article I saw when I searched on Google this morning.

In fact I did expect critique and insults, not from women as a group but from those on here who hate me some of whom are women. It's an innocent, helpful article yet I knew I would receive flack - because I always do.

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Is it ironic that we have an World Enviroment Day, and all the countries in the world

won't sign the Paris Agreement?

Actually, only 3 didn't. Nicaragua stayed out because it felt Paris didn't go far enough in holding major emitters responsible and recognizing the impact climate change will have on Central America so they aren't actually a denier, just a non-supporter of that specific agreement. Syria has bigger fish to fry, to be honest. So, really, that only leaves the US as the only country holding out due to climate change denial.
 
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