Re: Dealing w/ Perkins

[Guest guest]

yes you are right, but he got my temper up...mano el

mano type of thing...i think he is still in AA, my

best guess

--- butterbeana@... wrote:

>

> Folks -

> The best way to deal with Perkins types is to ignore

> them. They seem to

> thrive off of attention, albeit negative.

>

> ~Trixxi

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Folks, I may be wrong, but I think is looking for attention in a

very strange way. If you check out the the " Alternative " section of the

About.com alcoholism site on delphi and read the posts from " xgrouper, "

you'll see what I mean. I believe is xgrouper. Same kind of

ranting incoherence and same lack of punctuation. Strangely, he seems

to be doing exactly the same thing he condemns us for. Does he want the

privilege of berating the Steppers all for himself? I honestly don't

know. He really strikes me as (I hate this word but can't think of any

better) " needy, " but what does he need?

michael kraemer wrote:

original article:/group/12-step-free/?start=11283

> yes you are right, but he got my temper up...mano el

> mano type of thing...i think he is still in AA, my

> best guess

>

> --- butterbeana@... wrote:

> >

> > Folks -

> > The best way to deal with Perkins types is to ignore

> > them. They seem to

> > thrive off of attention, albeit negative.

> >

> > ~Trixxi

> >

> >

> >