09-30-2007, 10:12 AM
Being a talented role-player does not absolve anyone of the consequences of their behavioral problems. Period. I believe that role-playing shouldn't even be considered as a factor of a person's re-admittance, as that aspect had nothing to do with their expulsion in the first place (the only exception being if their role-playing was inappropriate, e.g., XXX pornographic). Furthermore, the level of skill of role-playing does not affect how a person chooses to act and present themselves in an everyday public or private setting, and that is an undisputed truth. So that argument really doesn't hold water.
If people still want to be his friend and talk to him, go right ahead. I won't tout anyone for wanting to be Dana's friend or having an occasional IM conversation.
If people still want to be his friend and talk to him, go right ahead. I won't tout anyone for wanting to be Dana's friend or having an occasional IM conversation.
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Pass you by, good-bye to you=_
Pass you by, good-bye to you=_