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Jan 2015
I always see it from someone else's shoes
I don't think people are out to actively **** me off
I notify them of my displeasing,
and if they take it in a manner that is mature,
then I can continue to talk to them as adults;
Else, I ignore their requests
and act like a stereotypical chick with
answers you'd find in a ****** periodical
I want people to respect my opinions and
points of view as much as I respect theirs;
I'm always willing to change my mind when
confronted with evidence and understanding,
and I would expect the same of them
Does that make me so different from the rest of humanity?
This is pulled and edited from a conversation with a friend; the words are mostly hers, with some edits and sort of conclusions/suggestions built in by me.
Some Person
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Some Person  Midwest
(Midwest)   
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