You participated in circling around, telling that I hurt peoples integrity. I was particularly challenged by that.
Integrity:
Impeccability, blamelessness, incorruptibility
"the integrity of this man is unquestionable".
Show me a human being who is impeccable, unblemished, unimpeachable or incorruptible in expressing his opinion in the open and I bow to that purity of character.
I answered some of the things you asked, you explained to me or directed me towards.
It is not about winning a conversation. If that's what you see, it may be so. Though I admit that I feel provoked to aggravate you, that's true and you sensed this kind of intention correctly.
I wave you good bye.
Once again, you're twisting things out of shape and you've now admitted it's intentional. I'm not interested in taking the bait and talking in circles, nor do I feel like being messed with today. I suggest you go find something else to do and leave me out of it.
First, second, third or more times - How does that matter how often you find me "twisting things out of shape"?
Is that a crime? I do not hide it, for you are smart enough to sense it anyways.
Who is still answering after I already said good bye twice?
Now, be assured, I won't come back. It doesn't have to be that ridiculous.
Third time. You're twisting things out of shape, trying to lure me into an argument I've already told you I'm not interested in having, multiple times. I suggest you go find something else to do, and leave me out of it.
Sorry for coming off sounding a bit pushy that day. It was important for me to step out. I'll take my share of the blame. Been stressed out. I don't come here to argue though I can be difficult at times. I try not to be. I fail sometimes. You got lumped into a lot of problems so I again I apologize. I'd still prefer to just move on.
Thank you for your courtesy, I'll take it as given by you.
Being difficult isn't always a bad thing, at least that's what I've often heard about myself (from my husband, LOL), but a serene way of dealing with recurring frictions in talking to each other (especially online) can be learned on this practice field, or keeping a sort of wink in mind. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't, shake hands. Thanks again for your follow-up comment. Have a good weekend.