[blparent] Judgments and love-life

[Bridgit Pollpeter]

Wow, I really shouldn't engage. honesty and stupidity often walk a fine
line, case in point here. And this level of irrational thinking boggles
my mind. I guess logic and reason are beyond the scope of some, not to
mention compassion. How about before we make sweeping judgments and
blanket statements, we get to know a person, learn about their life and
who they are. I mean, more than half of us have never met in person or
shared much of our life outside of parenting, so who are any of us to
assume we know anything about a person and their love-life? Nothing is
this black and white.

Maybe the *single* dad is projecting, blustering to cover the truth of
their reality and love-life, or lack thereof. Oh, I'm sorry, don't like
judgments made by a person who knows nothing about you except that you
act like a male piece of anatomy on this list?

Bridgit
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Date: Thu, 11 Jul 2013 11:50:55 -0700
From: Gabe Vega Via Iphone4S <theblindtech at gmail.com>
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But to be honest, it really is. How is there so many single miserable
blind people. When you get 5001 people in a room in for one week every
year. They should be married couples every day at the convention. I
don't understand, if you're single, you want to be. Or you don't try
hard enough. Are your standards are too high. Not to be mean, because I
am a single father myself of two daughters. But that's because I'm not
looking.

Gabe Vega