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lol ok BB….
xShezawolfxParticipantthe stronger sex(men) are really the weaker sex because of the weakness the stronger sex has for the weaker sex PPPFFTTTT
xShezawolfxParticipantTo you AXXXX least post the full log instead of leaving the parts out that make you look bad,to BXXXX you and your group of nitwits came to us looking for a fight that was over and forgot about 2 months ago .I sure hope you sent achat all the correct log because i sent it all showing even im not perfect, BXXXX it seems you cant fight your own battles that you need 4 or 5 people to back you ,my issue with you was mine till the other night,you approached us all and starting the fight.you mods or achat who reads this ask the others that were there who started what it wasnt us but BXXXX AXXXX CXXXX and a few others .becareful what you wish for because i will post the full log and not the cute deleted parts you posted
Mod Edit. Names removed to prevent embarrassment & personal spats should be sorted out in PM / use ignore button not for public forum. Brandybee.
xShezawolfxParticipantIll add My 3 cents in this issue was over a 2 months ago AXXX chose to bring it up once again,HEY ACHAT MODS thought posting logs was against TOS rules and are deleted??????? can I post my logs of AXXX n Bxxx Cxxxx and a few more no i cant it would be deleted right? So how about same treatment for all and just not a few?
Mod Edit. Names removed to prevent embarrassment & personal spats should be sorted out in PM / use ignore button not for public forum. Brandybee.
@Sheza, Give me chance girl, LOL. BB.
xShezawolfxParticipantbull shit
xShezawolfxParticipantyou own HDSRU period nothing more nothing less
xShezawolfxParticipantyou have no blessing from me dee,you are a cruel and inhumane person
xShezawolfxParticipantsure dee take over the poker rooms im glad they only hold a few where some can still enjoy themselves
xShezawolfxParticipantReally its so easy to take someones work but Lover your right about Dee and her spouse is the same way Help and the main achat has been notified about her and her spouse,Dee is a very creul persom and I will give her credit she can be nice until she feels she can break you ,until now I just thought her cruel and inhumane for things she posted to me along with her address In the poker room telling me to visit and in the same breath it was guns and bulliets, I veiew that as a threaton my person but Dee is just a bag of hot air nothimg more..cudos to all who have posted on how they feel ,I hope 1 day achat will remove this paria where lil homes and people who aren't even envoled in homes are attacked in poker rooms or subjected to rude continual sex were no poker is played because no one can chat or even play real because of their constant folding,……For all that posted your feelings about her I know the truth as even Lover stated. Im Proude of everyone who posted about the real Dee.and most of all Thank You Lover because your bout to receive more texts then you've seen seeing all TOS rule broke
xShezawolfxParticipantsure everyone loves a Master n Mistress who ruins poker n fun for all
xShezawolfxParticipantDee we all know how you are except those you have fooled ,write your own home post because the only reason you posted such was I said the co owners never gave you permission to reopen it and also you can co own many things even 2 homes
xShezawolfxParticipantThe Name the HDSR is Co-Owned by 2 people no one gave their permission to use any part of HDSR period.I (My personal Opinin )The offshoot Home of HDRSU whitch is differant and can be used not the copy and paste version they are using and yes Lover I have many many texts of these 2 people harassing people to the point a lot don't even play poker and leave if they come in . some have even left achat,have the Owner look at the new free members coming in and old members staying so far after such showing of beyond lewd sex chat in open room. many many asking them to stop . just with getting the reply is hes my man ill do as I please
xShezawolfxParticipantreal grand anow just like the people who stole this who openly run people out of poker who DID at once enjoy it ? I understand copywrite laws , contracts both verbal and signature .while I see 2 people ,now you make this game harder to enjoy even simple poker I have to laugh maybe Achat will take notice now, who knows as so many has sent logs to Mods and Achat help we shall see,am I correct? Far as your opinion of people of My little Home maybe you should look at your logs of the 2 harrassing ones to run out other uses thinking it funny,useing the poker rooms for tos violations, really does every poker player want to read massive sex chats to the point of you cant even say hi to someone without it getting lost in a mass sex orgy between 2 people ? so I ask achat why the poker rooms when people get run out? so in the end we will see .
xShezawolfxParticipantBeware of this stolen Home The New HDSR & HDSRU !
yes I said stolen neither Ice nor Amber aka Dante aka noble slave gave permission for this Home to be reopened,
due to Ambers leaving and no permission was giving to Dee to use any part of her posting nor has Ice box co Owner along with Amber it is a stolen Home period nothing more.
it seems people must steals others hard work to look big
I WARN EVERYONE BEWARE OF THIS HOME pluse all their sexually acts in the poker room and harassment has been sent to the main achat along with the exsisting Mods
xShezawolfxParticipantDealing with difficult people not only tests our faith in God, but it also puts our witness on display. One biblical figure who responded well to difficult people was David, who triumphed over many offensive characters to become king of Israel.
When he was only a teenager, David encountered one of the most intimidating types of difficult people—the bully. Bullies can be found in the workplace, at home, and in schools, and they usually frighten us with their physical strength, authority, or some other advantage.
Goliath was a giant Philistine warrior who had terrorized the entire Israelite army with his size and his skill as a fighter. No one dared to meet this bully in combat, until David showed up.
Before facing Goliath, David had to deal with a critic, his own brother Eliab, who said:
“I know how conceited you are and how wicked your heart is; you came down only to watch the battle.” (1 Samuel 17:28, NIV)
David ignored this critic because what Eliab said was a lie. That's a good lesson for us. Turning his attention back to Goliath, David saw through the giant's taunts. Even as a young shepherd, David understood what it meant to be a servant of God:
“All those here will know that it is not by sword or spear that the Lord saves; for the battle is the Lord's, and he will give all of you into our hands.” (1 Samuel 17:47, NIV).
While we should not respond to bullies by hitting them in the head with a rock, we should remember that our strength is not in ourselves, but in the God who loves us. This can give us confidence to endure when our own resources are low.
Dealing with Difficult People: Time to Flee
Fighting a bully is not always the right course of action. Later, King Saul turned into a bully and chased David throughout the country, because Saul was jealous of him.
David chose to flee. Saul was the rightfully appointed king, and David would not battle him. He told Saul:
“And may the Lord avenge the wrongs you have done to me, but my hand will not touch you. As the old saying goes, 'From evildoers come evil deeds, so my hand will not touch you.' “(1 Samuel 24:12-13, NIV)
At times we must flee from a bully in the workplace, on the street, or in an abusive relationship. This is not cowardice. It's wise to retreat when we are unable to protect ourselves. Trusting God to exact justice takes great faith, which David had. He knew when to act himself, and when to flee and turn the matter over to the Lord.
Dealing with Difficult People: Coping with the Angry
Later in David's life, the Amalekites had attacked the village of Ziklag, carrying off the wives and children of David's army. Scripture says David and his men wept until they had no strength left.
Understandably the men were angry, but instead of being mad at the Amalekites, they blamed David:
“David was greatly distressed because the men were talking of stoning him; each was bitter in spirit because of his sons and daughters.” (1 Samuel 30:6, NIV)
Often people take their anger out on us. Sometimes we deserve it, in which case an apology is needed, but usually the difficult person is frustrated in general and we are the handiest target. Striking back is not the solution:
“But David strengthened himself in the LORD his God.” (1 Samuel 30:6, NASB)
Turning to God when we're attacked by an angry person gives us understanding, patience, and most of all, courage. Some suggest taking a deep breath or counting to ten, but the real answer is saying a quick prayer. David asked God what to do, was told to pursue the kidnappers, and he and his men rescued their families.
Dealing with angry people tests our witness. People are watching. We can lose our temper as well, or we can respond calmly and with love. David succeeded because he turned to the One stronger and wiser than himself. We can learn from his example.
Dealing with Difficult People: Looking in the Mirror
The most difficult person each of us has to deal with is our self. If we are honest enough to admit it, we cause ourselves more trouble than others do.
David was no different. He committed adultery with Bathsheba, then had her husband Uriah killed. When confronted with his crimes by Nathan the prophet, David admitted:
“I have sinned against the Lord.” (2 Samuel 12:13, NIV)
At times we need the help of a pastor or godly friend to help us see our situation clearly. In other cases, when we humbly ask God to show us the reason for our misery, he gently directs us to look in the mirror.
Then we need to do what David did: confess our sin to God and repent, knowing he always forgives and takes us back.
David had many faults, but he was the only person in the Bible God called “a man after my own heart.” (Acts 13:22, NIV) Why? Because David depended completely on God to direct his life, including dealing with difficult people.
We can't control difficult people and we can't change them, but with God's guidance we can understand them better and find a way to cope with them.
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