Originally Posted by GoddessofJudecca

We are on topic. We're arguing about getting depressed over hair, which is what this thread is about.You make no sense, you know that? I'm genuinely wondering if English is your first language.No, I just said I could live with that. I never said that's the truth.Good for you.Actually, I'm pretty sure there was at least one on here that I gave real advice to...maybe a few more. Not sure. =/Haha. You're funneh.I don't care. Mean or not, the fact that it's true still remains.Genuine depression can't be caused by unfavorable hair. As I said, this girl has no idea what it's like to actually be depressed.No, I don't.Again, just because you disagree, that doesn't mean I'm wrong. You say my use of "coward" is incorrect; I called a person who won't be honest for fear of being bullied a coward.

coward
-noun
a person who lacks courage in facing danger, difficulty, opposition, pain, etc.; a timid or easily intimidated person.

That sounds like what I was talking about. A person like that lacks courage in facing bullying. Perhaps I'm not the one that has difficulty using words correctly?What the hell are you on about?Oh noes.Oh, I can reply nicely, I just generally don't, because I see no reason to (as long as the contents are idiotic).SHE IS NOT DEPRESSED. Although, even if she was, I really don't give a damn.Good for you. What's your point?No one in their right, mature mind would really get depressed over something like that. Could she be upset about it? Sure. But depressed? Fuck no.Just because she's self-conscious about it, that doesn't mean she's depressed. Self-conscious =/= depressed.No, no, no. I never said all I did was disagree. I said just because you don't agree with my assessment of people, that doesn't mean it's wrong.
Because I read the first post.Because they're cowards. I'm really starting to believe English isn't your first language. Does this mean you're leaving this discussion permanently or temporarily? Such clarification would be useful.

~Maggot