@W A L R U S

Duly appreciated.

@UX1∴73C The words were definitely trivial, but the action/feeling behind them is not simply to be passed off or told to myself that "it doesn't matter." Need to be accountable to myself, and make sure others receive good treatment! Even though you off course forgot some random person poking at your writing style and I'm sure it didn't affect you, I figure it is still good for you to receive some goodness and see there is a person out there who takes the time

@W A L R U S

I can not forgive a man whose mortal sin can not be remembered by either party and was likely trivial in the first place. Still, your devotion to making amends years after the incident occurred is commendable so the least I can offer you is my gratitude for such humanistic behavior.

(Part 2)
I appreciate you and I am glad to have come across you, and be able to notice and amend my previous behavior!
Reading over my comment here, the words kind of look like I do see a problem but want to still be respectful in the face of it, or that I am merely trying to sanctify myself to myself, but that is not it, I can assure. I genuinely don't understand why I did that, and I truly do appreciate you and enjoy the small glimpse into yourself and your intriguing style.

I made a rude comment to you a year an a half ago and it was irrational and undeserved. I'm also ashamed of myself for it, as my judgement of someone simply living his life and expressing himself the way that he is inspired, pleased, and compelled by his unique, important brain goes entirely against my ideals for the world and how I and others treat each other.

I'm really happy you have found ways that truly make you *you*, and that you have comfort in being yourself--and there is literally nothing wrong with it at all from an outsider's view either. I am not sure why I made a rude comment to you, why I was compelled and felt justified, but I did and it was wrong.

I'm late too, but, happy 2025!