Waving the white flag.

[Ultralight]

I hereby cede all my territory on this forum to Jeppy.

Jeppy, you got the best of me. I accept defeat and will live in exile.

I take the L. Your Kung Fu is the best. You'd skillfully bait me like a pro, and I would clumsily take it like an amateur.

You beat me and you won the crowd. Congrats to you.


Teacher Terry, CathyA, bae, and others, this is a victory for you too.


Take care! I wish you all well.


I am off to find another digital space, hopefully one that is a better fit for me. :)


-Ultralight

[razz]

I wish you well, UL. You bring a unique perspective to the discussions.

[bae]

Teacher Terry, CathyA, bae, and others, this is a victory for you too.


I was unaware I was involved in a contest. TTFN

[ToomuchStuff]

Ok, tide pods.:laff:


(read recently, where someone responded to the OK boomer with that)

[rosarugosa]

I am always dismayed when we lose a member of the Forum, especially when it is because they are made to feel unwelcome by another member or members.

[Rogar]

I'll miss the input.

[catherine]

Continue lurking at least, UL. When I read "raising the white flag" I hoped that meant that you weren't going to take comments of other posters so seriously. Your obsession is our loss :).

[happystuff]

I was hoping the same as catherine. Sorry to see you go; I have enjoyed many of your posts.

It doesn't say much for a forum when a member or members leave because they feel unwelcome. Or, from another perspective, it says volumes about a forum when a member or members leave because they feel unwelcome.

[Teacher Terry]

In some ways a forum is like real life friendships. Some things have a season and don’t last forever.

[LDAHL]

I am off to find another digital space, hopefully one that is a better fit for me. :)


-Ultralight

Would you consider one last post after you find a space you like? I have appreciated hearing about your life trajectory and your views on various topics.

[herbgeek]

Sorry to see you go UL, but really, you aren't a victim here. You give as much as you get, I would venture to say your reactions are disproportional to the initial stimulus. Learning to ignore slights at times is a valuable skill to master.