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Message: [QUOTE="Sproj, post: 2909049, member: 8423"] But do you IDENTIFY as having been wrong? Because if you don't, then it is all relative and who is anybody to say anything about anyone or any state of right or wrongness because this would result in someone (if this person identifies as one, do not want to offend any numerically fluid being) possibly, slightly, even hinting at being offended. So, every numerically fluid being or state of flux persona non grata is a winner and nothing at all is ever wrong. Even the word wrong is never really wrong, it is all relative and therefore nothing actually is what it seems because it would be wrong to assume that you seem to think that it seems that you might be somehow, in some way, in any shape or form be perceivably wrong on any scale, form, plane or strata of existence if any numerically fluid perceivable in existence non grata believes it to be so. Are we clear? [/QUOTE]

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