Yes, we are all ficticious to some degree. Whether we use our real names or pseudonymes we are all presenting a mirror image that we hope to convey. Nothing wrong with that but when a participant becomes a totally ficticious character made from whole cloth it is a different matter.
In my case, I am a white, southern, senior citizen. It is perfectly fine to strive to portray oneself as wiser and more witty than they might be in real life but if I represented myself, for instance, to be a southern black man full of tales of pride and prejudice in my life, it would be disingenuous and insulting to the community.
Why would someone do that, who knows? Perhaps they are an aspiring writer and want to float a trial balloon character or maybe they are just neurotic.
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- Viet Vet Dis Myth - Birth of an Urban Legend
- ok so you wern't called a baby killer...
- One last comment...
- Not all were, but.....
- Thanks for the Clarification
- Motivation
- re: Motivation
- Apology
- re: Motivation
- To help you understand....
- "In the meantime, I think you owe me an apology"
- No.
- E.R., this is just Par for Brosz- he doesn't even get it
- Don't Listen to this lunatic E.R.
- BTW....DL is RL's brother (n/t)
- How about crawling out of the shadows, 'anonymous'?
- Obviously, my explanation was too complex for you.
- re: E.R., this is just Par for Brosz- he doesn't even get it
- E.R., this is just Par for Brosz- he doesn't even get it
- re: Motivation
- re: Viet Vet Dis Myth - Birth of an Urban Legend
- Next you'll be telling Tom that there is no Santa Claus. (n/t)
