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Michele Davis wrote:
> Yes, the individual she is corresponding with was rude, but Bonnie
> said
> she wants more work from them and if she wants more work
> over-explaining
> to someone who says they are very busy probably puts her in the do
not
> call again pile. And what's the point of PROVING YOU'RE RIGHT?
What's
> that all about? Low self-esteem? If you know you're right, you don't
> have to prove it to anyone by going on a rant about why you're
right.
>
LOL. In a way, you're right. Maybe I'm overcompensating for being too
emotional and negative by being overly "nice."
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