My goal is that my message will somehow gets back to him.
He looked directly in to my eyes as tears were gushing out and told me to "f*ck off". It was obvious that I was needing help. He could have simply ignored me rather than verbally assault me. He didn't know it was about my lost dog. What if there was an life and death emergency and I was needing his help?
Obviously, he's stunted in human compassion.
Last edited by Kathie; 07-29-2007 at 03:31 PM.
I have to agree with you, Kathie. How heartless can a person be?
I understand the need to get it off your chest, too. I'm not offended.
Karen
Just remember the next time that you get the urge to give someone the single fingered salute that they *may* not be saying something untoward to you.
The fellow may have had a recent run in with someone who verbally or perhaps even physically assulted him because he was on the bike. He may not have been able to see your distress, misunderstood what you said to him and over reacted. I know I nearly flipped off a co-worker once because I thought they were just a typical angry driver.
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Eden, you may be right. The guy may have just had a run in with someone, and misunderstood that Kathie was in distress and needed help. Having said that, I might have reacted the same way she did.
eta: Kathie, so glad you found your pupster!
When my dog was lost I was inconsolable. I know exactly how she feels. And so glad he's now safe and sound.
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Thank you to those who understand where I am coming from. I appreciate your posts and the PM's I got from those that didn't feel comfortable voicing a supportive opinion on the board. That's kinda messed up.![]()
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