Learn to let things go instead of dragging them.

Addition to ( am sick and tired of my Former friends and others trying to get my current friends to hate me for my past. I have been trying to improve as a person and moving forward with my life.

But people in my past are trying to cause unnecessary mess towards me and my current friends. By digging up stuff that is in the past or irrelevant other things. Because I feel like I might be a threat or something else.

Instead of like talking to me about it Privately like a grown adults they decided to be like High school teens who are mean girls and Tell this to others about me instead. This annoys me because y'all would love to withhold evidence to the public if they are worried about me being a threat to anyone.

I think I know why y'all do this. Because you know this will cause people to question the evidence or they think your doing this for revenge which is petty as fuck and makes y'all worse then ever. This is why most victims of anyone don't come forward about what happened to them because y'all don't care about the victims but want someone to hate because you don't like that person.

Also it annoys me when people are stalking me and trying to find out what I'm doing when you should mind your own business and something with your life instead worrying about me. I just want to be left alone and work on my Upcoming Webcomic and other things. 

I read this post from RainbowDoggieUnicorn, and I honestly agree. 

Of the amount of times I mention serious (but not too serious) topics or talk about them in a serious manner, most of them seem to involve someone suddenly making it a back-and-forth discussion where it goes nowhere and doesn't seem to end until one party agrees with the other.

In that onset, I would respectfully call for an end to the discussion before it turns into an argument, but it seems that there's always the last word that people who are chronically online are required to get out instead of also ending the discussion. Like, there's absolutely no reason for someone to tell me to "move on" from a discussion but then--when I actually do move on or want to move on--make snarky last-word responses like such:

"ah yes, the argumentor who wants to move past it the moment differing points of view start sounding convincing"

"sure, though that nick change tells me someone isn't moving on"

It doesn't even advise the former party to move on and end the discussion, but rather shows the latter party that they are encouraging an argument to be made rather than also moving on themselves.