Please read this!VERY impotant!

ilovemywestie2 · 12-21-2006, 11:14 AM

Its all right if you do not talk to me for a month,but you know i have tons of dogs right,wrong I only have two dogs.Which are a lot better then tons of dogs!I thought people would like me more because i had more dogs.Does everyone forgive us?( ilovemywestie too)

Curbside Prophet · 12-21-2006, 11:47 AM

Dear forum friends. Unfortunately ilovemywestie & ilovemywestie2 have not been completely honest to us. They claimed to have numerous dogs when they did not. I found this to be very insulting to us, to lie like this, and I've asked these two to make amends for their actions. In turn I ask that everyone please not be critical for these two because I do believe they are sorry for their action. And any support or advice you can give them on why honesty is always better I highly encourage. Because as kids sometimes do, they will inflate the truth in hopes of being accepted or liked. And it would be valuable to these two if we could teach them lessons about why being themselves is always better. I did not ask them to apologize, but I do think since they did so willingly, this is a true sign of their character. So if you are their friend, do as a true friend would do, and don't turn your back on them.

ilovemywestie2 · 12-21-2006, 11:53 AM

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Originally Posted by Curbside Prophet

Dear forum friends. Unfortunately ilovemywestie & ilovemywestie2 have not been completely honest to us. They claimed to have numerous dogs when they did not. I found this to be very insulting to us, to lie like this, and I've asked these two to make amends for their actions. In turn I ask that everyone please not be critical for these two because I do believe they are sorry for their action. And any support or advice you can give them on why honesty is always better I highly encourage. Because as kids sometimes do, they will inflate the truth in hopes of being accepted or liked. And it would be valuable to these two if we could teach them lessons about why being themselves is always better. I did not ask them to apologize, but I do think since they did so willingly, this is a true sign of their character. So if you are their friend, do as a true friend would do, and don't turn your back on them.

Yes,my sister and I are VERY sorry to each and every one of you.

sobreeze · 12-21-2006, 12:17 PM

its ok just try to be the best person you can be and make the dogs and your parents proud of and learn from your mistakes we like you for who you are stay true to yourself

thomasina · 12-21-2006, 07:42 PM

No harm done

When I was a little girl, I remember telling my friends that the horse I used to ride was infact my horse. At first I felt great because they all looked up to me being the only one who owned a horse, but eventually it became a burdon, because I constantly had to come up with excuses why they couldn't come over and ride my horse. So my mom made me tell the truth and as hard as it was I did and I actually felt a lot better eventhough I was quite embarrassed and my friends were nice enough to forgive my. I then realized that I didn't have to make up stories for my friends to like me, I could just be myself.

And just for the record I respect you more, for not having so many dogs, that way you can take better care of the ones you really do have.

Thank you for telling the truth.

Ace Of Hearts · 12-21-2006, 11:08 PM

Quote from William Shakespeare - "In fact or in fiction, in legacey or fait, it is an adventure through friendship in which to overcome our sins." One of my favorite quotes for a reason. Your little stretch ot the truth has been forgiven and forgotten as far as I am concerned. But let this be upon you not to be there in the spotlight in lies, but in the spotlight with truth.

This might seem a little to poetic, but you get what I mean. It is always hard to keep a strait line between fact and fiction when you want to be liked by someone. No one is perfect after all.

We are always there for you through fact or fiction. just try not to do this same mistake again. learn from it.