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[ufcoed]

So, I noticed today on my Facebook newsfeed that a certain person is graduating. I try not to think about her, or CLO, or any of the people still there, because I will inevitably start thinking about everything that went wrong, during the three years that I was there, and mostly towards the end of my time there. I will just keep thinking how

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[msschein]

Oh, Malka, I'm so sorry, and I very much sympathize. I wouldn't be afraid of ever having a business venture again, though. Most of the ickiness of CLO is just a side effect of living, socializing, and working together in the same building, and you'll probably never be in a situation like that again

[cirelo]

Yeah, I think it's really funny that we were just talking about this. It's like CLO has this emotional residue that sticks to you in some way, working itself into you so that for years afterwards you still feel icky when you think about it. It's just the trigger situation that changes. I'll tell you mine at some point if you want

[roothekittykat]

*hugs*