Thread:Unity29/@comment-5670835-20150904211118/@comment-30185470-20150906013038

Anon, I'm not crossing the line at all. From what I can see, in my deeply honest opinion, two users giving me a well deserved apology, one of them leaving this wiki forever after doing so much harm towards me and other users, and being completely forgiven since not all of this is clearly my fault and being respected for any decision I make no matter what direction they go in is the only way the wiki will ever gain peace. Anon, in my world, there's a certain thing I believe in. I always get what I want without being spoiled because I don't ask for something big, I ask for something equal to me. For example, if I say "I'm going to buy a new toy set I never had before", that is what will happen, or "I'm going to stop this fight no matter what it takes", it will happen. What I say goes. This is what I like to call destiny. I'm destined to be the owner of so many products, perhaps be well known, and give back to world what I couldn't give when I was a child: help. If the destiny doesn't happen, I usually have a contingency plan or two. If those don't work, then... I hate to say this... but... if I don't get what I want to see, then I burst into chaos. In other words, I get upset, and it usually hurts all people around me, emotionally of course. I can tell you that I tried to enter a video contest to win $1,000. I honestly thought I was going to win, knowing that I followed all the rules. In the end, I discovered I didn't win at all. This completely saddened me. I felt terrible. Even after knowing about the hard fact that I lost, I kept saying to myself why I didn't win and even saying to the point that I couldn't win anyway. The same thing happened to a speech contest, where the prize overall was way more than $1,000. Honestly thought I could win with such profound words, but I didn't win at all. Again, felt sad for a very long time. Now, you're probably wondering: Did I ever recover from these hard losses? The answer is yes, but the cache is that it took a long time for me to realize that I can't win in everything. I knew that if I wanted to win, I'd have to try again. Of course, I chose not to particapate in any contest for a very long time because I predicted that doing so COULD result in breaking myself again. I didn't want that to happen again. Ultimately, out of every contest, there was one thing I learned about myself: I wasn't born to win, I was born to be a try hard; be myself; help the world by doing multiple tasks, such as establisihing more friendships, inspiring people to pursue their dreams, and even encouraging them to never give up. Anon, the point is if I don't get what I see, then you may see me sad, maybe even upset, for a very long time, and if I recover at all will depend. The more these two users insult me and other users, the more dangerous they're making the chat for me. All I want is to establish peace the way I believe can be achieved. Sure, I may not be a leader, I may not have college smarts, but I'll you what I do have, and that's a voice and a opinion. Am I allowed to have them both? Yes. Will anyone take them away from me? Never! It may be the people's right to listen and agree with me or not, but what they should at least give me is a chance. If I have a solution to a problem, let me say it. If I know how to stop violence, let me try. If I pass, good, if I don't, I should at least be recognized for trying than being called "stupid" or be sworn at. If I don't speak or make choices now, I'll never be part or involved of the greatest group to be existed in history: society!

Bt the way, you got half the answer right. Jay isn't the one who has to apologize. The dude apologized by promising he'd leave if he got his account back, which he did, which means he shouldn't be here at all, otherwise that reveals what a liar he really is and it means he will have to apologize for everytihng he did towards me and the others. I think you know through context who has to apologize. Of course, that's one out of two answers, but I think you know who else likes to bully users and gets away with it without punishment. He too has to apologize. He can't always be criticizing users. It's unethical, unhealthy, and causes him to lose reputation by so many users. He can always say he never broke a single rule in his life, but the dude actually has. The dud thinks he's never done anything wrong and doesn't want to admit it, but I have a feeling that he will soon.