Truth is subjective.

[witchscauldron]

According to this, I'm completely without compassion and empathy for the pain of people around me. Heh.

I beg to differ. I talked to Naryu for as long as she would. Strangely, I did something I never do - I kept the AIM log.

http://www.witchscauldron.net/naryu.htm

Friends don't just tell one another what they want to hear. Friends have to tell each other their honest thoughts - even when they are hard and seem mean. Friends don't LIE. I didn't lie to Naryu - and none of the tribe did.

You make up your own minds. Think what you want of me, and my tribe and my friends. I'm sick of this war of words, this pointless battle, and I'm damn sick of being slandered and painted as some sort of souless monster by people who don't know me, never will, and get all their information about me second hand. It's like being trapped in a bad game of telephone - and dammit, I will not be a 13 year old playing stupid games. Naryu had her chance with me, and she made her own fate. What's done is done. And this IS DONE.
-M.

Comments

[acrimonius.livejournal.com]

Truth is ultimately, in its purest form, objective. Subjectivity only comes into play when a person makes it subjective.

Either way, I just love how this person's jumping up and down, waving their arms like a monkey and screaming "YOU'RE NAR-HATERS SO I DON'T HAVE TO LISTEN TO ANYTHING YOU SAY LA LA LA!".

I'm not involved in this conflict beyond knowing that Nar specifically said "They're my stalkers" when I got banned from the GryphonGuild chat by Illucian, and owning a copy of the log where she said it. I, who was not privy to anything involved, was also one of the people Naryu blatantly ignored in the chatroom.

Drawing from the logs, my personal conclusion is that Naryu is telling a slanted story to anyone she feels will accept it as fact.

So spaketh the Bitch

[acrimonius.livejournal.com]

STOP CUTTING OFF MY PUNCTUATION, LIVEJOURNAL!

[the-lizard-rat.livejournal.com]

Morg, I read the AIM log --- you'd think you were talking to me, there, as that sounds *almost exactly* like me at several points, or something. As I now know her aim name from viewing the log, is it okay if I IM her at some point? She looks like she needs another ear to talk into, and I'm online a hell of a lot more than you are... *shrug*

[morgandria.livejournal.com]

If you feel like wasting your time, go for it. I doubt she'd treat you like anything other than a troll, and if she finds you're connected to me in anyway she's likely to just ban you.
-M.

Oh...

[aldaquesse.livejournal.com]

" It's like being trapped in a bad game of telephone - and dammit, I will not be a 13 year old playing stupid games." Oh, that is like a mantra to me. And ohh...how I understand, and how many times I've been through this. Not with the same party , of course, there has never been any riff between her and I, but with others in almost the same scenario.
My point in replying is that , in a virtual world where it is so easy to drop everything and revert to sixth grade again, it takes a lot of strength and maturity to hold yourself back. Bravo.
*just hopes this isn't misinterpreted, yet it probably will be*

[shadaria.livejournal.com]

pretty much what ive began noticing is, if you want someone to react to something on the computer you just say something stupid. its like my kids climbing all over me when im trying to watch tv cuz they dont want me to, and as soon as i go into a different room, they sit and watch tv. makes no sence but thats how it is.