Speaker For All

I know that most of you who are in agony seek any help, or seek none. With that thought in my mind I created a thought that maybe I could expose the hurt in most situations. I know it is easier to solve a problem when you have had it, but I am not givin this feat. Even though I have almost no experience in most matters, I am talking about public matters as well as personnel ones. I would not have taken up this alias if had not meant to use it to the time of it's exacution to the best of my ablities. Private Message me on the forums any public(Which are more preffered because they are my most acumulated specialty) or personal things you need to work out. I'm not saying that I will be your mother in saying 'personal thing', but rather I will explain to the best of my abilities what you need.

-Demosthenes

Since I am just starting out, It would be helpful to get suggestions. Private message me on the forums if you have a suggestion.

Since we are not yet fully comforable with the idea that people from the next village are as human as ourselves, it is presumptuous in the extreme to suppose we could ever look at sociable, tool-making creatures who are risen from creation and see not beasts, but brothers, not rivals or foes, but freinds who are, in essance, of the same intellect and inteligence as we are, therefore making them just as good as us. We are all on one path, the path to the shrine of intelligence. And yet, even though I yearn to see love and help between villages, that must be worked for, and maybye not even possible. But, to the best of my givin abilities, I will try to explain to all that the neighbor who kills for food should not be deprived of what he seeks so deperately. I'm not stating that you let him steal from you and take what you earned. I am simply stating that if you do not deprive him of food and shelter when he needs it, he will not resort to foolish yet desperate acts. If he does, do not hate him, but do not trust him. For, he will soon learn, being deprived of his only friend's trust thrusts deeper than any dagger. If he asks you to forgive him, ask him why. Do not strike out in vengence. Do not break him. Do not even so much as hurt him, or you will be him. You may ask, "why does he not tell me any further on how to deal with my neighbor? Why does he not lecture me more?" Well, the answer to that is simple. You make your own choises. I only wish you to learn from mine, and others, mistakes.

-Demosthenes