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Originally posted by G8Ralphaxi
I know what hypoglycemia is. I used to work for a Dr and I had a friend with that problem.
As far as considering someone's background before jumping to conclusions, while it is true that I do not know you personally, I have seen what you have added to the GC community.
I base any opinion I have of you on your comments here. Since you have been such a model of reason, civility and courtesy, how could I ever find any fault with you? 
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You can find fault with me because I often joke around and tend not to sugar coat things. See when you don't know people, that can very easily be percieved as insult or inconsideration.
I admit, today this guy made a comment to me, I didn't know what to make of it, because I didn't
know him. I indeed, from now on, will see him in a negative light, whether he meant to be an ass, a joker, or just being real, or not. Every time that I will see him in the future I will associate him with that comment that he made.
It kind of made me question if I have done that to anyone that I came into contact with at work, school, associates, friends, online, distant family, etc. Recently, I am starting to find parallels between some past experiences to some current experiences that I am having. Be an ass to people and get f*cked up. Be nice to people and get f*cked up. Be quiet and get f*cked up. Be outspoken and get f*cked up. Be boring and get f*cked up. Be exciting and get f*cked up. Tell the truth and get f*cked up. Tell a lie and get f*cked up. Be myself and get f*cked up. Be someone else and get f*cked up. Call attention to myself and get f*cked up. Call no attentin to myself and get f*cked up. Hell, not matter what I do, I WILL GET F*CKED UP. D*mn if I do, d*mn if I don't.
It's lose-lose situation. The middle ground, yet to be discovered, if it even exists. Peace.