Tue Mar 28, 2017 12:51 pm
Tara knows she is always welcome back if she decides she wants to come back. It's unfortunate that it came to this. Because she doesn't want any new identity to be linked to her old one, even if she were to return she obviously couldn't tell us up front or ever mention that she had other usernames to begin with. That was unfortunately her "fatal" flaw. As soon as you mention you were an old member in a CT community you open yourself up to the nosy mystery solvers who have to know, and honestly it doesn't take a whole lot to give yourself away once people know to look for tells. Personally, I don't see why anyone would care about who she was beforehand, but it wasn't something Tara was uncomfortable with people knowing, I guess to avoid drama, which ironically resulted in more drama and her feeling forced to ban herself. Any who were messaging her to taunt her with their knowledge or posting about it in threads should certainly feel ashamed of themselves, it was a very unkind thing to do.
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"We all are to some extent [agnostic]... So yes, I'm an 'agnostic', in as much as I don't actually know what happens when I die. I choose to operate under the assumption that God does not exist. I have no need for God in my life, the concept of a 'God' feels incredibly made up to me. It is not requisite for my every day living. For some people it is. They are 'theistic agnostics,' I am an 'atheistic agnostic.'" - Cara Santa Maria