A few days ago a man was lamenting that the horror in TN was "just another day." Responder wrote "Media wants headlines." I disagreed as this is historically a passive means of assmilitation of others. He said "You are really trying hard to sound smart." I wrote "I'm not smart."
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I must be way off base, because the _very first_ word that comes to mind when I see your name is, "smart." I'd like to posit that someone can be (even extremely) smart, yet burdened or struggling.
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Smart as a definition simply means the existence of intelligence in argument so you're not wrong in that regard but when we quantify and qualify an imprecise methodology but patterns prevail I kind of go over the top too much ;-)
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Your over-the-top has inspired me to realize it's ok and even important to sometimes be visceral and unfiltered. Everything in moderation, including moderation.
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It's not really been something I've had great control over and this is the point. The suggestion is that my intelligence is not common I don't want to find myself using words that are embarrassing for either of us but my personality is rare. And much of it is genetic Imo.
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I appreciate you, including your struggles with things sometimes out of control. 馃挏
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Thank you. I appreciate you too! It's not easy hanging in with me people get extra stars for that ;-)

Jan 8, 2021 路 12:18 AM UTC

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Replying to @mholzschlag
For me, you remind me of my late mother. I feel very assured with reality around people who speak up for respect and against harm. The reasons/circumstances may be different, but it reinforces how invaluable my mother's voice and wisdom was.