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<blockquote data-quote="Rove" data-source="post: 112755" data-attributes="member: 100"><p>I agree with you here Kenny as this labeling has sometimes been directed at me personally from co-workers. Not in a nasty manner but questioned why I don't socialize with co-workers away from work, whether this involves private parties (example birthdays) or work Christmas functions. First of all the age demographic has changed from when I first began working at my current employment. It's gone from working with people closer to my age to mostly working with teenagers or people in their 20's. That's not a bad thing but as a gentleman in his early 50's I draw a line in the sand.</p><p></p><p>I've always been curious why people get defensive when I politely say no to an invite, as if it's a personal attack. It's why I often side with Victoria in regards to events like this and question when people say she owes her entire career to Dallas. She speaks fondly of Dallas when she has granted interviews. She recently (during the screening of TNT Dallas) publicly defended her decision to leave Lorimar Dallas all those years ago. So. Why do people on this site and others feel the need to question her loyalty to Dallas?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Rove, post: 112755, member: 100"] I agree with you here Kenny as this labeling has sometimes been directed at me personally from co-workers. Not in a nasty manner but questioned why I don't socialize with co-workers away from work, whether this involves private parties (example birthdays) or work Christmas functions. First of all the age demographic has changed from when I first began working at my current employment. It's gone from working with people closer to my age to mostly working with teenagers or people in their 20's. That's not a bad thing but as a gentleman in his early 50's I draw a line in the sand. I've always been curious why people get defensive when I politely say no to an invite, as if it's a personal attack. It's why I often side with Victoria in regards to events like this and question when people say she owes her entire career to Dallas. She speaks fondly of Dallas when she has granted interviews. She recently (during the screening of TNT Dallas) publicly defended her decision to leave Lorimar Dallas all those years ago. So. Why do people on this site and others feel the need to question her loyalty to Dallas? [/QUOTE]
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