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>>thirty+(OP)
Mitnick did remind myself as a preteen, even if it never seems he quite outgrew his own preteen antics. He was a gutsy guy who made life more rich and interesting in his own way. He never seemed to bend to the system’s will long after many of us so called anti-authoritarians would have thrown in the towel.

When I read his books I alternated between fascination, revulsion, admiration, and shock. Mitnick above all wasn’t boring and I think “not boring” doesn’t get enough credit in the measure of a man.

>>faerie+Z9
> Mitnick above all wasn’t boring and I think “not boring” doesn’t get enough credit in the measure of a man.

My wife might agree or disagree with you, depending on the day.

>>RajT88+8b
My ex certainly wasn't boring. But they certainly were physically abusive. I don't believe that automatically qualifies someone as deserving of credit.

>>beebma+Kk
I don't think anyone would claim that not being boring is the only worthwhile measure of a person. But assuming nobody wants to be around a person who is causing harm purposefully, I'll take interesting over boring.

I'm sorry about your ex, and I hope you have the support you need.