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Message Deleted - A Place to Post Unwanted Messages and Conversations
Welcome to Message Deleted Too often, when using social sites where we interact with strangers, we receive messages from said strangers that are...less than desirable. The message may be rude, offensive, really idiotic, or some combination thereof. That's where Message Deleted comes in. This is a place to post any messages you've received or transcripts of conversations you've had that are unacceptable for some reason or another, and to hold discussions/conversations about them. Basically, this is a place to laugh at the idiots, trolls, and jerks who invade our inboxes on various websites. How does it work? It's very simple. You just copy and paste the message/conversation(IN QUOTES, OF COURSE) that you found to be unacceptable, and make sure you keep within the rules. Then we all discuss and laugh at it, again making sure we stick to the rules. |
So what are the Rules? The rules are as follows: Rule #1: Always adhere to the Menewsha Rules and Guidelines as well as the Menewsha Nations Rules and Guidelines. This is really important. If you have to censor your post for appropriateness in terms of sexual explicitness or for excessive language, then by all means, do so! Other than that, this should go without saying. Rule #2: Do not show personal prejudice. If the person who messaged you shows personal prejudice, then be careful to censor out slurs (racial, transphobic, etc.) they may have stated, as per Rule #1. But also, do not post posts that you find funny due to your own personal prejudice. For example, don't post a message from a person from China purely because they are Chinese and you don't like Chinese people. Also, do not, in discussion, express any form of prejudice, including, but not limited to, racism, sexism, homophobia, biphobia, transphobia, ageism, religious prejudice, etc. Rule #3: Only the person posting the message/conversation has to be offended for it to be valid. Don't ever tell a person who posted a conversation or message they received that they should not have posted it because the message seemed harmless or innocuous, or that they overreacted to a message. Everyone has their own sensitivity and tolerance levels, especially when it comes to Internet exchanges. The only exception is when the person posting the message asks how they should feel about it, or if they overreacted. Then you may respond, as long as you are courteous. Rule #4: Do not post any messages or conversations held on Menewsha or with someone who is a known Menewshan. Seriously, don't do this. It is an invitation to start drama and flaming. Only post messages or conversations from other websites. Rule #5: Do not goad people. This sort of goes along with Rule #4, but it should be explicitly stated. If you want to post a message or conversation on this thread, then be careful to not tell the person that you are going to go talk about them on Menewsha. That, too, is an invitation for drama and flaming. Rule #6: Make the sender anonymous in the post. You are perfectly free to state what website where the message/conversation happened. Do not, however, post the sender's username/profile link/contact information. If copy/pasting, be sure to change the sender's username to something that has been obviously changed, such as BigBadJerk. Rule #7: The Thread Creator reserves the right to edit and create more rules as deemed necessary. |
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I hereby declare this thread, open. :3
---------- Post added 05-18-2014 at 03:54 PM ---------- So I'll go ahead and post one of mine. This came from a website called Spinchat. I can't stand people who know they are assholes and think it's okay because that's just who they are. Quote:
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I'll start the conversation rolling on that one then o.0
I read the beginning of that and had made the assumption that there was some outside knowledge from like a post somewhere or something that had spurred her to ask about it. Then I got to the end and was very [gonk] The idea of gender and sexuality are not ones that you so bluntly ask about. Many people would get very very offended by that. |
Exactly! You don't just ask someone about work they have or haven't had done to their genitals. You DON'T need to know that. All you need to know is how the person identifies.
It's super offensive. Like, I bet he, or ANYONE I've ever had do that to me, has ever once walked up to a cisgender girl and asked her about her genitals. |
Plot twist: you were wearing a shirt that said: "ASK ME ABOUT MY LADY PARTS"
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And it would be well-deserved. I was fairly level-headed in my reaction here, but that's generally what I want to do when people strangers start asking me about my transition process as well.
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I had the same reaction as Cora when I was reading it - just... just... Some people. :/
I do like your response. Very level-headed and straight forward. |
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For instance, someone going through the same thing might ask if its ok to ask questions. But then that politely leaves it in the other persons hands to politely agree or decline. She didn't handle that right at all. ---------- Post added 05-19-2014 at 11:55 PM ---------- Also the username in itself is like [:-x] |
That conversation... What a jerkface [:-x]
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And yes, obviously if someone asks if they can ask questions, that's perfectly fine, provided they respect me and aren't rude either way. :] Same with anyone. |
Stupid people asking stupid stuff, well knowing it is bad. Grr.
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all of may
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All of may, hummy?
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Yes, I am also confused about this All of May thing.
I should pull out some of the stuff from my gaia box if any of it is still there. |
yes, all of may. i wish i could delete the whole month of may [yes] Quote:
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Poor hummy, Is everything ok? [hug]
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[hug] thank you Cora, hugs help
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Then you can have all the hugs you need [hug]
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[hug] I'm sorry, hummy. If you want to talk about it, we're happy to listen.
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