I'll probably take flack for this but...

[annabellelaw.livejournal.com]

I'm kind of two people sharing the same body. A division of mind, two personalities with some shared memories.
I read some posts in this community & go "Yes... that sounds familiar. I'm glad I'm not alone."
I read some posts and go "Riiight... nutter, nut-ter. Notjob"
This place occasionally makes me feel sane because I read things from literate inteligent people who just happen to be sharing a body with others. Occasionally it makes me feel sane because I read posts and realise that I'm a healty sane multiple, not insane like the poster.

I'll not single out any individuals (forgive the pun) but the nut-job posts I read usually ... heck. I'm not going to give examples. I think you know which ones I'm refering to.

Comments

[bekkle.livejournal.com]

i think we just had a difference of interpretation.

i think her post was unnecessary and unnecessarily "aggresive" or "negative", but i also think it's possible to understand what the hell she's trying to say.

basically that some people are dumbasses.
hahaha

[kangetsuhime.livejournal.com]

Which is, again, a lot different from saying their entries suggest oddity.

Oddity is fine, even a compliment, an expression of quirky individuality.

Insane? dumbasses? As part of a fairly aggressive post? That's insults.

[bekkle.livejournal.com]

i was saying that the word 'insane' MADE the post aggressive.

i don't necessarily take her side, i just understand that she isn't being a total asshole, which it definitely could seem like.

eh the rest of what i'm trying to say is too hard to verbalize so i give up hahaha

[kangetsuhime.livejournal.com]

The post was aggressive anyway.

The point she is trying to make seems quite clear, regardless of the finer points of grammar and vocabulary. And it's not a particularly friendly or well meaning point.