ahh see that, that right there is what I am talking about, you are not a first rate tool...puhleez, what you did was ****ty... but you know what, at least you are big enough to self examine...that takes true courage... I was just talking to a friend the other day, about this, about how true courage, and bravery come from facing the internal beast... and there are either a lot of people, that are unaware of what they do, or they just don't care...so I give you props....

Best 35 bucks I ever made.
Do you have any actual advice to say, instead of you're oh-so funny snide comments? If not, stop replying.

Thanks, I try not to be a tool for the most part. I just have a knack for making mistakes that can really impact my life.

It's only fair that you be able to take her criticism as you posted it publicly and given the circumstances (she was getting chemo). I'm not judging ATM - just saying.

oh honey, not to sound like an *******, but you are soo, young... you will continue to make mistakes, and grow from them until you die...Would you really want to make superfluous mistakes?

I mean give me the big ones... any day, the ones that will help me grow and aspire to be the best version of myself I can be... I want to become a reconstructed masterpiece... Being a person of many mistakes, and many more still to come.. I say this from experience....

In your flaws you will find beauty, in your perspective changing you will find, peace, and in your refusal to do the same thing you will find freedom...

A crying woman actually is traffic ticket deterrent. Who knew?

I wasn't crying to get out of the ticket; I was stressed out, had overslept, the client was in from Wisconsin (and had just told me the day previous that "tardiness is (his) number one pet peeve." I was going five over the speed limit, and someone merged and cut me off. I stuck my middle finger out the window, and guess who saw that middle finger and thought it was directed at him? Yes, it was a cop.

Dude hits his SIREN and his lights, and I pulled over right then and there so that he'd have nothing else against me.

I pulled out all of my information and handed it to him, but began having a minor panic attack (did he REALLY have to hit the siren?) and crying. I tried to compose myself, and he went back to his car. He sat there for thirty minutes, head in hands. He came back and handed me my license, registration, and insurance information.

He was like, "Here's your stuff. Just drive safe. Don't get in an accident." Then got in his car and quickly drove off. No written warning. No ticket. Nothing.

I was REALLY ****ing late, though.

I was completely ready to accept criticism, but with criticism, I'd also appreciate a few words of wisdom. Instead she wants to try to pull as many laughs as possible with her witty attitude and I didn't appreciate it.
I am young, really young. I somehow feel like I'm just maturing too quickly though. Probably not, but I gain too much knowledge too soon. My problems 20 years from now will be much more grave, but the problems seem to impact me more than they should? Am I making sense or am I rambling?

For the record I don't find anything about your situation funny at all but to call her a B does not help you look any better after what happened, you know what I mean? Some girls like that, others don't.

I put the word there, but I refrained and took it off. Look, I'm not trying to be rude, I was just looking for a little advice and maybe some personal experience. I'm going through a slight rough patch right now and I'm very easily irritable. But Hermione, if you're reading this, I apologize. I actually enjoy your presence. I'm tired people, thanks for all the great advice. G'night.

Roxy gave you some a w e s o m e advice. G'night =)