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09-15-2008, 03:36 PM

I'm lucky, I guess. My partner of three years thinks Project Avalon and ATS ( I'm there a lot too ) is a bunch of paranoid weirdos, but..he respects intelligent arguments.

It works out well for us, really. I'm inclinced to be rather emotional and sometimes don't think things through, logically. He, on the other hand, is very logical and can look at things more coldly then I can. He's a natural sceptic which fits well with my personality.

A few months back there was a post on ATS which really effected me. I felt the OP was telling the truth of his experience, and it frightened me. This was the only time that my partner ever got angry about ATS - he was angry that the woman he loved was frightened.

He is open to to the themes that are discussed here and on ATS - but he is turned off by a lot of the drivel. I try hard to only present things to him which are very well thought out and presented.

I've actually got him to concede that 911 could not possibly have happened the way " they " say it did, and that's a big step.

09-15-2008, 03:36 PM	#40
Verity Guest Posts: n/a	Re: Just been told not very nicely by husband to stop reading this stuff. I'm lucky, I guess. My partner of three years thinks Project Avalon and ATS ( I'm there a lot too ) is a bunch of paranoid weirdos, but..he respects intelligent arguments. It works out well for us, really. I'm inclinced to be rather emotional and sometimes don't think things through, logically. He, on the other hand, is very logical and can look at things more coldly then I can. He's a natural sceptic which fits well with my personality. A few months back there was a post on ATS which really effected me. I felt the OP was telling the truth of his experience, and it frightened me. This was the only time that my partner ever got angry about ATS - he was angry that the woman he loved was frightened. He is open to to the themes that are discussed here and on ATS - but he is turned off by a lot of the drivel. I try hard to only present things to him which are very well thought out and presented. I've actually got him to concede that 911 could not possibly have happened the way " they " say it did, and that's a big step.