Deprogramming Required

[Autumnlicious]

I realize how misspellings can be a bother. The emphasis on grammar is to elevate the discussion. I understand and appreciate this. However, my writing of words like gawd and prey are not misspellings in the traditional sense. They are statements. My style. Much like one may use the playful word "fookin" :-). I see no harm in it and style often communicates more than "the queen's english". Y'all catchin' my drift up in here?

And I respect your right to hold this belief. However, I believe in the freedom of people to express their views in their own words. It's not as if either of us can ethically impose our beliefs on the other, is it?

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