As long as there are two consenting, non-judgmental, logical, and like minded people who enjoy having fun behind closed doors, the rest is irrelevant.

It's unfortunate that segments of society can be judgemental without having a clue on what two (or more) people consented to.

PC and human sensitivity is at an all time high. And in my opinion, it results in a bland society with lack of uniqueness, human character, and individualism.

Please no "reading between the lines" and interpreting my post. Please take it at face value. No bias or hidden agenda.

The street I live on is two way, and the corner of Respect Avenue and Non-Judgment Way.

Celeste

And I am afraid you have been proven right once more.

Sometimes I go back and re-read things and realize I articulated something badly because I was thinking from a specific perspective (in this case, purely my own personal one) that isn't evident in what I wrote. This time I want to make sure I correct it b/c this was especially bad.

By "run-ins”, I meant discussions about this specific issue that were always initiated by me in response to something she posted. The "stopping" because of my blocking was really me stopping myself from getting upset over it & was completely unilateral. I highly doubt Cybil even knew that it happened or really even knows my screen name.

When I re-read that paragraph it made it seem like the two of us were fully engaged and going at it. To be fair, it was not that... It was a big deal to me and probably of no consequence (or memory) to her.

Mistress Tissa, you know how much I respect you. I 100% disagree with you about ANTIFA. They are a menace to society and are a Domestic terrorist organization, nothing more. I support protesters completely who do it peacefully and without arson, vandalism, robbing and looting and attacking police. I do not support people (ANTIFA) throwing bottles and bricks and rocks and molotov cocktails at police cars. I do agree with you 100% that I got caught up in the moment and the post should have been placed in politics. For that I am sorry.

Teddy, you're wrong.

Take care.