You did not get anyone involved in anything @Former-Member I also tried to help her out Thursday night and got a similar response - so I backed away completely (actually left for the last couple of days) so I didn't have to deal with it. Unfortunately, as I have said elsewhere already tonight, I could see this happening as it has twice before - and if I remember rightly you also tried to help on one of those occasions too. So it is not your fault in any way, shape or form. We all have our own things to deal with but please do not see this as one you have to Hon. I know you hate conflict - and it is a trigger for you - but you did absolutely nothing wrong. Be kind to yourself Sherry and allow your head to rest here upon our shoulders 
You have not breached any guidelines @Former-Member so I cannot see how there would be any issue with your post or your responses. You were asked a question that you answered honestly and I felt you did the right thing in not responding any further. There was no need - you stated your were going to leave her alone and that should have been the end of it - not your fault at all.
Whether we like it or not we are not responsible for another's actions, words or reactions - so I say again to you sweet Sherry - you did nothing wrong.
I am going to pull up my beanbag, grab Tobes and snuggle in here with you tonight - whether you like it or not you aren't getting rid of me lol Here for you so you know you are not only supported but loved
ps - a stupid is NEVER a word I would associate with you - just sayin'
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