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I’m once again completely baffled by how this moderation works.
So, we’re looking at a thread titled "How to stop being a mistress," right?
Can someone please give me a coherent explanation of what the actual point of this thread is supposed to be?
Why is it that an actual adulterer isn't allowed to post—even if they're writing in their own style—yet we're forced to endure other forum members who haven't even done anything wrong, but just sit there endlessly repeating the same tired clichés and phrases that have been posted here a thousand times already?
Why are certain people allowed to hijack the entire discussion just to turn it into some weird psychoanalysis session that has absolutely nothing to do with the original topic?
Look, if we’re going to broaden the scope this much—if we’re going to write about every single thing remotely connected to infidelity, debating whether it's a sin or not, whether the people involved are good or bad, blah blah blah—then why on earth am I being blocked from posting my own perspective on the matter?
Life isn't a philosophy textbook.
So, we’re looking at a thread titled "How to stop being a mistress," right?
Can someone please give me a coherent explanation of what the actual point of this thread is supposed to be?
Why is it that an actual adulterer isn't allowed to post—even if they're writing in their own style—yet we're forced to endure other forum members who haven't even done anything wrong, but just sit there endlessly repeating the same tired clichés and phrases that have been posted here a thousand times already?
Why are certain people allowed to hijack the entire discussion just to turn it into some weird psychoanalysis session that has absolutely nothing to do with the original topic?
Look, if we’re going to broaden the scope this much—if we’re going to write about every single thing remotely connected to infidelity, debating whether it's a sin or not, whether the people involved are good or bad, blah blah blah—then why on earth am I being blocked from posting my own perspective on the matter?
Life isn't a philosophy textbook.