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Date Posted: Fri, April 23 2004, 2:55:07
Author: Todd
Subject: Re: Sorry, I have to
In reply to: Peter van der Hoog 's message, "Re: Sorry, I have to" on Wed, April 21 2004, 3:30:44

I agree it is getting boring,

...it has always been boring.

especially since it
looks that Rita will never reveal her real story

It looks like only now? A year ago we did not discuss it by email?

but I
can assure you: my contribution to this board, if any,
will be mainly and formost reciting that particular
song.

Finally nobody will react on yer contributions at all: who is interested in chewing the same things for thousands of times? If it is the result you want to get, go ahead.

I found her story very unlikely but for some reason I
wanted it to be true. Now I feel ashamed I gave it so
much attention.

No matter what you "wanted" and "felt": the fact is that you never believed her.

I was searching for the truth.

That truth is that you never believed her but you liked to attack, bother and hurt. You liked the process by itself. That is why you are going on now. Why don't you admit it?

She could have easily
end my quest by revealing the truth.
See above.

Yes, I feel a victim of an imposter.

You are no more "a victim" than each of us.

I will always plead guilty to being cautious about
certain moral standards.
No, I am not. I don't say I never lie but I dare to
say I try to lie as little as possible.

Did anybody tell you that you are a sinless person who has the right to judge others for their deeds?

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