Thread:Fangirl111/@comment-98.202.69.158-20150301035111/@comment-5952365-20150301040527

THANK YOU! Finally an adult! Thank you SO much for actually coming on and ASKING instead of assuming.

Alright, first of all, they have not apologized, and if they did, they did it back handed. Example, Liz came on my wall and said she was sorry, then said she and her friends (her gossiped about me behind my back on Tumblr) said they think I was rude, then she next says "But I want us to be friends!" see where that's going? Then with Candy, she tells me to give her a list, then abandons the conversations. They have both done this multiple times (starting a conversation, then abandoning it when they need to apologize). That's all they've been doing all day, and yet they say they've "tried", they haven't.

I know that when someone apologizes it's over, but that is exactly where you are wrong. Yesterday, Liz apologized, and it was done. Today, they dragged it back up again.

It's not "silly", and here's why:


 * Over a year ago, I left the ROTG (Rise of the Guardians) Wiki for a little break, when I came back, both of your daughter were on a discussion I made, but were off topic (which is against the rules, the Admin on the ROTG Wiki said so), and when I asked them to go on topic, they ignored me and continued.


 * A few months later, when they STILL refused to obey the rules, the Admin closed the Thread because it was off topic. They refused to apologize and have ran away from it since.


 * Last night, I was going through the discussion again and cleaning it up (I've recently been promoted, and the Threads were returned), and it made me mad again seeing how they ignorantly disrespected me, the Admin, and the rules of the Wiki, so I discussed with Liz, and she apologized. That was it, the end.


 * Today, I log in to be attacked with a passive aggressive blog post directed at me, Liz and Candy gossiping about me and dragging the argument back up.


 * I got my friend and an Admin on this Wiki to help me, and they STILL refuse to apologize.

So, now that you've read this, hopefully you understand and can talk to your daughter about respecting the rules and apologizing after a year of running away from it?

Thanks.