[quote=@WilsonTurner]
Yes, I understand that. I agree totally.

But I have been patient, and I have been considerate. If someone's not all that considerate, it'd be you.

I waited two weeks for a post- and I didn't ask about the post more than four times, tops- and I didn't bug you when you guaranteed me a post by last Sunday. Except you didn't get me a post. You still haven't gotten me a post. If anything, you were very inconsiderate by not even mentioning your lack of post on Sunday, or afterwards. I am actually being quite considerate, given that you gave me your word that you'd have a post. But you didn't. And last Sunday was [i]before[/i] you posted a status about your business. And continuing on that, you were also a little inconsiderate by not directly telling me- when I found out that I was likely going to lose the best of my posting ability on Monday, I put up a status, and I started telling everyone I roleplayed with. 

I have been patient, and I still am patient. Normally, I'd be bugging someone at least twice a day for a post. I've barely bugged you twice in one week. You have been rather inconsiderate, especially compared with how friendly I've been. I'm not saying that my friendliness puts you in any sort of debt to me, but I'm saying that it'd be nice if someone whom I'm showing interest in and trying to be a friend with would show something back. 

My posting is, in a large part, due to annoyance that you've said nothing of your lack of posting. Yes, real life stuff, but sticking a sign out front with "TOO BUSY" and not bothering to tell me, whom you said you considered a friend [of sorts], is a liiittle offending.

I recall reading that a partner should be patient and considerate, yes, but I do not recall reading that a required trait was to either not care at all, or not mind being... used, I suppose. I mean, if you wanna be inconsiderate and call me inconsiderate, when all I am is trying to be considerate, then go ahead. I don't really want to roleplay with someone who's going to be unfair like that, or take out their frustration with a real-life problem with me. And, to be diplomatic, I'm not saying that you are- but I do recognize that it could be a possibility. 

I'd rather not have a passive-aggressive partner. 

So, if I'm still terribly impatient and inconsiderate by taking the time to politely, if a little passive aggressively (You have annoyed me, after all. It's a little frustrating, see), prove my point and fully and diplomatically explain my side of the situation, then please, go ahead and drop me for being r00d and impatient. I rather enjoyed the one post of yours, and my response to it.
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You just admitted to being passive-aggressive yourself while calling me out to it. You're being hypocritical in your own post. Congratulations. That takes effort. And if you're going to be this much of a pissbaby about it, then yes, I'm going to drop it. You know I'm in highschool and have ADD. I had [i]completely forgotten[/i] I even promised a post on Sunday, if that's your beef. I didn't forget about needing to post in this Roleplay period, however, and that should be what matters.

So sorry for being an Honors highschool student with exams, ACT and SATs. I wasn't being rude or inconsiderate, I was busy. Not everything has to be yours or anyone else's business. I was getting my facts straight and you need to learn to respect that. Being friendly doesn't give you some immunity. And if anything, you're trying to write your overly clingy behavior as "friendly". Reminding someone to post twice DAILY is not patient at all. The reminding had become nothing more than nagging which in reality, makes Roleplay more like a job than a hobby: that's not what it's supposed to be.

If you don't want passive-aggressive, then I'll be more than glad to be assertive about this situation. Goodbye.