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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Kasia, post: 3459795, member: 31533&quot;]Well, I don&#039;t wish it. New people make a lot of pre-judgements and think they&#039;ve scored big right out of the gate but they don&#039;t know how much they don&#039;t know. They see things that are not real and want to call it valuable.&nbsp; Most people don&#039;t know how stupid I was for quite a few years saving coins I thought were valuable and only recently spending them as I finally looked at them several times over the years and could say for sure they were junk and spendable. I finally after many years started applying the necessary reasoning behind determining each type of situation. Now I have very few coins from then because 99.999% were junk. I just kept most of it to myself as I did not want to get critiqued and have my feelings hurt. But I read other&#039;s posts and started paying attention to others answers and then researching.</p><p><br /></p><p>Half the time I post something I am feeling I&#039;m opening up myself to being trashed for writing something some better and more experienced person will come on about and expose how unknowledgeable I am. But if they do, then I have to realize it is not because they want to call me stupid. Basically residual childish fears.</p><p><br /></p><p>Being proved wrong can be hurtful at times but that&#039;s life. And everyone basically has their own definition of what is hurtful in something like this. But nothing I said was designed to drive someone away from here. Many people on here came on here kind of sensitive, but then stayed and grew and stopped being so sensitive. Sometimes being sensitive is only giving into feeling like everyone knows how &#039;stupid&#039; someone thinks you are when that&#039;s an illusion. Were here for coins and not to drive people away. We just don&#039;t treat people with kid gloves.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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