I'm An Internet Slimeball :(

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I was young. I had a very distinctive Internet nickname. And I bragged about it, so everyone knew irl. And they could easily have googled it. And everything I said was very embarrasing. It was about God, but I had a very different perspective to everyone else. I was…prone to awkward analogies. To say the least. So anyway it was deeply embarrasing and probably everyone knew. But it was ok; I was just being a child and I wasn’t doing any harm. Then I thought I learned and it was over…but that was when it became worse. Because then I saying even worse things…and it sounded like I was deliberately trying to stir up trouble, and to ‘get at’ an innocent person, who was absolutely none of my business. (And this was a very good person-much better than I’ll ever be-who had never done a thing to me and who, in fact, had always gone out of her way to be nice.) And the things I said on the Internet…sounded mean and hurtful and as if they were directed at her. But they weren’t. I was just young, upset, lonely, & looking for attention and excitement. So I said all that rubbish and now she wants nothing to do with me. And I’ll probably never see her again. And I’m truly sorry, but it’s not as if I can just apoligize. And it is innapropriate for me to have anything to do with her anyway. It’s so stupid, and so embarrasing. I can only hope she’s completely forgotten it. But I can’t just forget it. I’m a cyber-bully. And I never meant to be a cyberbully. And I’ve done something bad to someone who was trying to be nice to me, and who was none of my business. And all I can do is live with it, and hope that going to Rome will make me feel better. And I still hope that someday there will be a miracle and we can somehow be friends again. Thanks for reading. Is there anything else I can do?
 
You have to apologize to her. You also have to ask her what she would like you to do, to make up for the harm that you have done to her public reputation.

But yeah - I would not expect her to want to be friends with you, ever.
 
You have to apologize to her. You also have to ask her what she would like you to do, to make up for the harm that you have done to her public reputation.

But yeah - I would not expect her to want to be friends with you, ever.
See…I didn’t do anything to her public reputation. I just said stuff that, in context, that looked exactly as if I was directing it at her…and I DID put an apology on the Internet, but I can’t apoligise to her, specifically. It’s a very complicated situation. And she just wants nothing to do with me. I can’t explain it fully…but thankyou for the reply.
 
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