Pathetic. Yet another false alarm. But a big thank you to Acy and the rest of admin for informing the members here.
In September, a post notified members that “letty” had passed away. We have now learned from a 100% reliable and credible source that letty is actually alive. Letty’s death, as described in threads on SF, was faked.
I can't comprehend what goes through a person's mind to create such dilemma and then stick around to see what kind of a response they get from other members. To say the individual is "sick" is utterly unfair to others that truly suffer from mental and or physical health issues. But it's here, in print for the world to see. If it's some sort of adrenaline rush you're looking for, try bungee jumping from a short bridge with a long cord. Don't come around here to feed some desperate need for attention. It may get your rocks off, but it really hurts and damages things like trust for members that really need to be here for support and comfort. I suggest trying Facebook. Hell, you have a much bigger audience and let's see how far you take it when it's with people and family that know you IRL. Two little words seem to fill the bill in situations like these ...grow up!
All I can say, if you believe in it...karma finds you in the end.
In September, a post notified members that “letty” had passed away. We have now learned from a 100% reliable and credible source that letty is actually alive. Letty’s death, as described in threads on SF, was faked.
I can't comprehend what goes through a person's mind to create such dilemma and then stick around to see what kind of a response they get from other members. To say the individual is "sick" is utterly unfair to others that truly suffer from mental and or physical health issues. But it's here, in print for the world to see. If it's some sort of adrenaline rush you're looking for, try bungee jumping from a short bridge with a long cord. Don't come around here to feed some desperate need for attention. It may get your rocks off, but it really hurts and damages things like trust for members that really need to be here for support and comfort. I suggest trying Facebook. Hell, you have a much bigger audience and let's see how far you take it when it's with people and family that know you IRL. Two little words seem to fill the bill in situations like these ...grow up!
All I can say, if you believe in it...karma finds you in the end.