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jmb3jmb3 member
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How do I delete a discussion/post I started?

 

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Re: Delete A Discussion

  • [Deleted User][Deleted User] admin
    500 Love Its 1000 Comments Fourth Anniversary 5 Answers
    Hi @jmb3, posts are only deleted when an entire account is removed. You do have the option to edit your posts by click the gear symbol in the top right corner.
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  • MountainAmorMountainAmor member
    10 Comments First Anniversary Name Dropper
    Why can't you delete discussions? I've posted some topics thinking I'd get a more supportive response but brides can be snarky! Sometimes you just want to delete it and pretend it never happened. 
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  • ShesSoColdShesSoCold mod
    Moderator 5000 Comments Fifth Anniversary 500 Love Its
    Because you're an adult.
    Image result for someecard betting someone half your shit youll love them forever
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  • manateehuggermanateehugger member
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    I read your most recent posts. They didn't sugar coat, but they did offer solid advice. Can I ask what responses you were hoping for? 

    Telling you to save up for your wedding so you can call the shots is not snarky. 
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  • MountainAmorMountainAmor member
    10 Comments First Anniversary Name Dropper
    edited December 2013
    ShesSoCold said:
    Because you're an adult.
    See, this is what I mean! But your handle is "ShesSoCold" so maybe that's your thing.
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  • MountainAmorMountainAmor member
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    PDKH said:
    I read your most recent posts. They didn't sugar coat, but they did offer solid advice. Can I ask what responses you were hoping for? 

    Telling you to save up for your wedding so you can call the shots is not snarky. 
    I'm not referring to that, but in that scenario, the response was text book and not relevant to the situation I'm actually in. Leading me back to, I'd rather just delete it than try to explain myself.
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  • MountainAmorMountainAmor member
    10 Comments First Anniversary Name Dropper
    PDKH said:
    I read your most recent posts. They didn't sugar coat, but they did offer solid advice. Can I ask what responses you were hoping for? 

    Telling you to save up for your wedding so you can call the shots is not snarky. 
    I'm not referring to that, but in that scenario, the response was text book and not relevant to the situation I'm actually in. Leading me back to, I'd rather just delete it than try to explain myself.
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  • ShesSoColdShesSoCold mod
    Moderator 5000 Comments Fifth Anniversary 500 Love Its
    Your posts and everyone's responses, whether you consider them to be supportive or not, could help someone else. There are a LOT of lurkers here and people use the search function. 

    I can only imagine the number of PPD and BM hating posts if people could delete shit whenever responses weren't glittery enough.
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  • AddieCakeAddieCake member
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    If you don't like responses you get and want to delete a discussion and pretend it never happened, either don't log back in and find a site you like better, or make a new screen name, lurk a little, and start over w/o embarrassing yourself.
    What did you think would happen if you walked up to a group of internet strangers and told them to get shoehorned by their lady doc?~StageManager14
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