Lovelyish

I love e-cards!

hahaha I love these. They’re so accurate.

i love someecards

lol those e-cards always crack me up. Love ‘m!

Hahaha I love the haircut one

some of them were hilarious, except the homeless one and salvation army, that’s not really something to joke about.=/ 

Hahaha nice.

“just wanted to let you know that i love you even though you’re not naked right now” haha my gf and I say stuff like that to each other.

@MyPublicSite@xanga - Don’t be such a stick in the mud.  Sometimes the outrageous jokes are the funniest.  People who laugh at stuff like that aren’t bad or insensitive.  I laughed the hardest at that one!  My kids and I volunteer every month – in nature preserves, in soup kitchens, picking up garbage in parks and communities.  They’ve volunteered at my side since they were toddlers.  They know the difference between homeless and panhandlers because we’ve dealt with both in the soup kitchens.  Your homeless people aren’t the downtrodden poor things that you seem to think they are.  They have hope, they generally work to support themselves and their families, they have belongings, and they don’t stay homeless forever.  Panhandlers aren’t the same.

@MyPublicSite@xanga - Wow, seriously? There’s definitely a such thing as too sensitive.. I’ve thought that before when I donate weird or provocative clothes.

@beesuze@xanga- Did you ever think maybe I was sensitive about it because I have been homeless? I am back on my feet now, but it was my personal opinion on the ecards, you don’t have to like it. It’s like joking about kids with autism, with a mom who has a kid with autism. It’s not funny to me. It offends me. So get over it.

@Ride_Every_Stride@xanga - see above

@MyPublicSite@xanga - Uh huh, you, me & a whole lot of people in the world have been homeless at one point or another. & this is wayyyy different than joking about kids with autism. I mean, getting up in arms about it just screams, “I’m an attention whore who wants the whole world to know I used to be homeless & stupid shit upsets me!” So get over it.

@Ride_Every_Stride@xanga - It offends me. So what are going to do about it? I think it’s stupid that me being offended offends you. Now who’s sensitive? The whole “you’re an attention whore” ploy doesn’t phase me much. It’s an unintelligent way of saying “people don’t deserve to talk about their issues”.

@MyPublicSite@xanga - Lol ok. & your lashing out is a good way of saying, “Yep, I’m overly sensitive. Pity me.” 

lol nobody caught that? “the dishes can wait” 

@Ride_Every_Stride@xanga - O and another thing you might want to read the comment from beesuze, who seems to think I don’t know what homeless people are

“My kids and I volunteer every month – in
nature preserves, in soup kitchens, picking up garbage in parks and
communities.  They’ve volunteered at my side since they were toddlers. 
They know the difference between homeless and panhandlers because we’ve
dealt with both in the soup kitchens.  Your homeless people aren’t the
downtrodden poor things that you seem to think they are.  They have
hope, they generally work to support themselves and their families, they
have belongings, and they don’t stay homeless forever.  Panhandlers
aren’t the same.”

That’s why I mentioned I was homeless.

@Ride_Every_Stride@xanga - And how exactly does it appear that I am “lashing out”? I think you’re reading me wrong. You are twisting everything that I say into everything that you want to hear. You’re trying to bully me and for what because I disagreed with a ecard? I didn’t even blame the poster for posting it. I just simply disagreed.

My being homeless affected me. I’m glad yours didn’t. Me talking about it, doesn’t mean I am asking for pity. Some people are affected by stuff and some people are not. That’s how life works.

I have been on xanga for 8 years and you’re the first person to ever tell me I was looking for pity by talking about my issues. There is a huge difference between looking for pity and talking about your issues.If you can’t talk about yours, fine. But I’ll freely talk about mine.

@MyPublicSite@xanga - Lol I’m bullying you?! Oh wow.. get over yourself, pathetic little girl. I’m not twisting anything you’re saying. You’re lashing out by attacking me. All I said to begin with was that you’re being too sensitive. Then you proceeded to tell me to get over it so I told you to get over it. Then you tried to bait me, asking what I’m going to do about it (because I can obviously do something about it over the internet. *eye roll* Obviously commenting was what I was doing about it.) After that you tried to say that what I said was an unintelligent way of saying people can’t talk about their feelings, which, again, I never said. So who’s twisting words around here? Get over yourself. I never said you couldn’t talk about your feelings on xanga, I simply told you not to be so sensitive. Which I still believe you were overly so. The card was not making fun of homeless people or showing them in a negative light AT ALL. Usually when you’re the only one getting upset over something, you’re being overly sensitive. & when the person above “didn’t seem to think you knew what homelessness was”, it’s not like they purposefully said something because they knew you were homeless but figured they’d say it anyway. Get over yourself.

But trolls gunna troll, I suppose. You might as well not even respond because I’m not going to feed you anymore so I won’t even be reading it. =] Don’t want to be accused of bullying the baby!

@Ride_Every_Stride@xanga - O yea, that’s so not bullying… not at all. Just in that last entry I’m a pathetic little girl, a baby and a troll. Bullying is for people who can’t handle intelligent conversations. See ya!