Leanna, I'm sorry if you felt I was being unkind, but it did not help that you called me, essentially, a gay asshole when I respectfully expressed some "red pill" opinions on FABO. So if I owe you an apology, then you owe me one, too because I'm not gay! I liked chicks when I was younger (I was really trying to be a blue-pill guy back then)! I'm just too old to get a woman now. Just being a red pill kind of guy like me doesn't make me gay, so I didn't really appreciate your statements in that regard.
You wrote: "As to you
@Bill Crowell, I'll post up a copy of her Death Certificate as soon as the funeral home has it ready."
Now that is a bit of a red herring or straw man argument, because I never claimed that your mother didn't pass away. I think the statement was rather unfairly prejudicial toward me.
Look, I am not going to criticize you for being down on funds. Yes, there are always lots of people who will call you a loser just because you have little money at the moment, but I am not one of them. I was a business owner all my life, and I faced that problem all the time. I just had to learn to wear my poverty with pride, and not listen to the judgmental people. Leanna you should be too
proud to buy an expensive funeral for your mother, and deliberately resist the feeling that you need to buy her one with money you don't have, in order to show her proper respect. You weren't born yesterday, were you? Everybody knows that funeral homes are the biggest ripoff in the universe, and poor people need to just say "no". Poor people have to find their own way of respecting the memories of the deceased, and honestly admit to themselves that they can't afford to do what people with money do. I'm sorry, but I found it rather undignified of you to ask for money that way.
You also wrote: "I tried not to take offense at your observation but it actually reflects more on my mom and dad than anyone else..."
I accept your statement that your mother had good values, but I doubt that she would be proud of you for begging money to pay for her expensive funeral. If her values were that good, she would probably tell you that you're making a big mistake.
