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And then there's something called pride. Pride in belonging to a team, whether they're the best locally, or the lousiest, or anywhere in between; that does not figure in the picture. After stepping down I feel more strongly about people saying stuff that's mildly insulting, or insinuating anything bad. Help, when offered freely, should be given 100% effort - shouldn't it? That doesn't make the party being helped inferior in any way, does it? That doesn't mean the party should be so grateful for the help to the extent of grovelling or accepting whatever verbal abuse - mild or otherwise - comes his/her way. I won't stand for that. Labels: grr
I am particular about words. Very particular. I don't care if what you're saying has two meanings, one that'll make me angry and the other neutral. I'll assume it's the bad one.
You don't want to make me angry.