To: jamesc@affection.net Subject: Stuff Date: Thu, 23 Aug 2001 19:15:44 +0000 James, I am writing this to you because I feel that the things that you have said and done most recently have been too much to let pass without some sort of response. I suggest that you have difficulty in understanding where I am coming from and how I see things because you don't look further into anything than is required. Quite frankly, your intellect and depth of knowledge is far too limited in most aspects of life that count for anything worthwhile. When you become the lonely old man that you fear so much, you will see that all you have achieved is a string of HTML, which are not reality, only words! Some advice, do something before you turn into that lonely old man because you're more than half way there now. Your personal view proves both wrong and narrow-minded when you say that I didn't do any washing up. Surely if that's all you can bitch about then I can't have been such an awful travel companion. Besides which, it would be nice, just for a change if something that you criticised me for, was, in actual fact, the reality of what happened not just an enriched version for your 'public' to see. You flatter yourself when you say I was like your shadow. I was far too interested in seeing things from my own perspective to be your enlarged dark shadow, as I find your perspective to be so singularly focused on unrealistic fantasies of boys. My A-level in Psychology is an expression of my fascination with a subject that I love, and only adds to my own perceptions of how things are, and moulds them, but does not create them. I never wanted to fall out with you, but you have pushed things to the point where it has become necessary to express how I feel in more ways than leaving Paris a day early. Why did you believe it to be of such importance that you felt compelled to write about it on your website? Your misunderstandings and misconceptions about me are making this situation insoluble. The reason for not informing you that I had returned was because I didn't really think that you cared that much, you should have had more faith in me. The party for my grandmother took place, but I could have made it back without running quite so fast. I couldn't stand another night in the same room as you, even without considering that you would have had to spend another night in the same room as me. As for the comments that you made about "You can take the girl out of Newbury, but you can't take Newbury out of the girl," I like where I was brought up, Newbury has nurtured me, and I am proud that it is my home, I am sorry that you cannot see that. I really don't respect you anymore, because all I saw through the time I was in the cottage was you, slowly disappearing up Philips arse. You are far too dependent on the approval of others, to achieve self-satisfaction or in fact, get anywhere. You have no idea about anything of substance! I hope this letter has some what changed your opinions of me. You kept bombarding me with your bad attitude and insults, to the point where I could tolerate no more. Have fun doing your inconsequential back-bends at future parties, and regaling new executives with enriched fairytales. Your response is up to you, this letter is a direct answer to your ongoing twatish behaviour, and aimed at what has happened, if we can still be friends having drawn that line under what has occurred, that would at least be better than gutless bitching on your online diary. Don't you think? Jamie