[Cybele]

Originally posted by The_Long_Run

Let me clarify. You appear to have an irrational dislike for Charlie. You present evidence that Charlie is aspirational in wanting to help his mother, who he clearly loves and respects.

As you will know, conversation is made in a thread, where a thought is created and verbalised in real time by one participant. The other particpant responds on the basis of what they have understood, giving feedback. The first participant receives that feedback, and on reflection sees that the though has not been adequately verbalised and so clarifies.

This does not make the first participant a liar. Try reading some discourse theory.

Actually, you are wrong. Further, you are in no position to know who or what I like nor whether it is rational or irrational.

I have always liked Charlie. However, lately I have noticed how often he has been caught in a lie. I don't appreciate this behavior and so I have started to not like him. That dislike is quite rational and I can give you reasons to support it.

The event I originally mentioned happened on the live feed a few nights ago. I don't remember if it was 3 or 4 nights ago, but if it was that important, I could go look. Marcus was laying in the duvet outside and Charlie was sitting with him talking. Charlie said that if he won the money, he would take a biking trip around the world. Charlie paused for a moment and then he said that "every penny of the money" would be used for his mother so he would have to raise money to do his bike trip around the world.

I didn't make anything up about Charlie. I presented something that was on live feed for anyone to see. If you don't like that I pointed this out or that I felt that Charlie lied, that is your perogative. However, you don't have the right to tell me what I do or do not think. Nor does this have anything to do with my education or profession. I have not posted a profanity ridden post about Charlie or anyone else... something I have seen you do repeatedly. So please do not presume to discuss my behavior when your behavior is hardly a yardstick to measure anyone by.