First, you admitted you were wrong. That demonstrates strength. The weak pretend they're always right.
Second, you avoided the trap of what I call 'maximalism'. You are a sworn enemy of T-Mobile, but at the same time you don't want to accuse it of what it hasn't actually done. You pursue justice, not hatred. Reality, not rage for crimes both real and fictional.
I like this post for two reasons.
First, you admitted you were wrong. That demonstrates strength. The weak pretend they're always right.
Second, you avoided the trap of what I call 'maximalism'. You are a sworn enemy of T-Mobile, but at the same time you don't want to accuse it of what it hasn't actually done. You pursue justice, not hatred. Reality, not rage for crimes both real and fictional.
Thanks for the comment and going back through my stories to understand my journey!
Also look at the date, I posted this on Christmas Day because I was embarrassed and disappointed in myself for falling for Loomer’s lie.
I value truth and integrity more than anything.