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I agree with the other posters–it’s business, so do what you need to do, be professional about it, and move on. No biggie. My brother was offered (and accepted) an engineering position with Boeing a few years back, but then was offered another job that was a better situation for his family. He backed out of the Boeing job, and it wasn’t a problem. Think of yourself like a fist in a bucket of water–when you remove the fist, the water fills the spot as if the fist was never there. None of us are irreplaceable. Best of luck to you.

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I agree with the other posters–it’s business, so do what you need to do, be professional about it, and move on. No biggie. My brother was offered (and accepted) an engineering position with Boeing a few years back, but then was offered another job that was a better situation for his family. He backed out of the Boeing job, and it wasn’t a problem. Think of yourself like a fist in a bucket of water–when you remove the fist, the water fills the spot as if the fist was never there. None of us are irreplaceable. Best of luck to you.

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I agree with the other posters–it’s business, so do what you need to do, be professional about it, and move on. No biggie. My brother was offered (and accepted) an engineering position with Boeing a few years back, but then was offered another job that was a better situation for his family. He backed out of the Boeing job, and it wasn’t a problem. Think of yourself like a fist in a bucket of water–when you remove the fist, the water fills the spot as if the fist was never there. None of us are irreplaceable. Best of luck to you.

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I agree with the other posters–it’s business, so do what you need to do, be professional about it, and move on. No biggie. My brother was offered (and accepted) an engineering position with Boeing a few years back, but then was offered another job that was a better situation for his family. He backed out of the Boeing job, and it wasn’t a problem. Think of yourself like a fist in a bucket of water–when you remove the fist, the water fills the spot as if the fist was never there. None of us are irreplaceable. Best of luck to you.

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I agree with the other posters–it’s business, so do what you need to do, be professional about it, and move on. No biggie. My brother was offered (and accepted) an engineering position with Boeing a few years back, but then was offered another job that was a better situation for his family. He backed out of the Boeing job, and it wasn’t a problem. Think of yourself like a fist in a bucket of water–when you remove the fist, the water fills the spot as if the fist was never there. None of us are irreplaceable. Best of luck to you.

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Harry–I don’t really see how homosexuality is related AT ALL to the subject at hand. You clearly feel a particular way, but geez, give it a rest.

Marion–that is just really an unacceptable thing to say. You claim to be a member of a profession dedicated to mental health and then you say things like that??

I know the internet is a fun place to fling poo around, but seriously, shouldn’t a modicum of respect be a consideration even when people can’t see exactly who you are?

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Harry–I don’t really see how homosexuality is related AT ALL to the subject at hand. You clearly feel a particular way, but geez, give it a rest.

Marion–that is just really an unacceptable thing to say. You claim to be a member of a profession dedicated to mental health and then you say things like that??

I know the internet is a fun place to fling poo around, but seriously, shouldn’t a modicum of respect be a consideration even when people can’t see exactly who you are?

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Harry–I don’t really see how homosexuality is related AT ALL to the subject at hand. You clearly feel a particular way, but geez, give it a rest.

Marion–that is just really an unacceptable thing to say. You claim to be a member of a profession dedicated to mental health and then you say things like that??

I know the internet is a fun place to fling poo around, but seriously, shouldn’t a modicum of respect be a consideration even when people can’t see exactly who you are?

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Harry–I don’t really see how homosexuality is related AT ALL to the subject at hand. You clearly feel a particular way, but geez, give it a rest.

Marion–that is just really an unacceptable thing to say. You claim to be a member of a profession dedicated to mental health and then you say things like that??

I know the internet is a fun place to fling poo around, but seriously, shouldn’t a modicum of respect be a consideration even when people can’t see exactly who you are?

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Harry–I don’t really see how homosexuality is related AT ALL to the subject at hand. You clearly feel a particular way, but geez, give it a rest.

Marion–that is just really an unacceptable thing to say. You claim to be a member of a profession dedicated to mental health and then you say things like that??

I know the internet is a fun place to fling poo around, but seriously, shouldn’t a modicum of respect be a consideration even when people can’t see exactly who you are?

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Marion, you’re really just digging yourself into a hole here. This isn’t the kind of site for this post. Maybe you can ask Rich to delete it. Seriously.

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Marion, you’re really just digging yourself into a hole here. This isn’t the kind of site for this post. Maybe you can ask Rich to delete it. Seriously.

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Marion, you’re really just digging yourself into a hole here. This isn’t the kind of site for this post. Maybe you can ask Rich to delete it. Seriously.

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Marion, you’re really just digging yourself into a hole here. This isn’t the kind of site for this post. Maybe you can ask Rich to delete it. Seriously.

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Marion, you’re really just digging yourself into a hole here. This isn’t the kind of site for this post. Maybe you can ask Rich to delete it. Seriously.

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