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In my last comic, I insulted Jimmi. Well, she's easy to talk down to, since she lets Fletcher do it a lot, so I'm going to use her argument and say "if she's offended, she's just too defensive."
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| You see, Fletcher has a habit of just being offensive. He then turns right back around and says he's not trying to offend anyone. Well, if he's not trying to, then why does he say what he says? | |
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| I'll tell you why--because he's insecure. He's so Hellbent on finding everything wrong with society, people, and communities that he has no grasp of love. He cares about nothing. | |
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In reality, I don't keep her on my Friends list because I'm too lazy to remove it. I keep her on because I'm curious about her life.
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| I wouldn't be surprised if he didn't care about himself. He's a very close-minded individual (won't listen to Christians because they are just that). | |
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| He deliberately says things to cause a fuss. He's essentially taken Jimmi away from everyone. He may not deliberately be telling her "omg they are bad." | |
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When something comes up, I throw myself into her journal and explain things from an objective point of view. I'm trying to help her, but I don't think she'll ever figure that part out.
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| However, because she has been around his "philosophical" state, AKA, his pessimism, she's taken his pessimistic attitude and used it to find faults in her friends, unless he really DID convince her. | |
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| Regardless, I still have faith in her. I'm going to throw a bit of objective advice to her whenever I see the need for it. | |
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