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Mon May 29, 2006, 06:13pm
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I'm certainly not disputing or questioning anything you have said. But sometimes I wonder about people like this. Are they really just arrogant? Or are they masking some kind of debilitating insecurity? If it's the latter, is there a course of action that this person's partner could take that would genuinely help the situation, without screwing up the game?
I don't have any answers or theories on this, just looking for other's opinions. Aside from that, stories like this leaving me chanting Mick's Mantra.
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