STOP THIS

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Read this and be warned, I am not joking around.

I hate being mean to others, it really makes me feel icky and just nasty when I am, but I have to draw the line right now. This is getting on my nerves.
Last week, I was being nice to my friends and a handful of others by giving them premiums, but I am not giving premiums away anymore. The only times I will FROM NOW ON is if it's for a contest or something like that. SO PLEASE FOR THE SAKE OF MY SANITY STOP ASKING ME FOR PREMIUMS. I hate being rude! I hate it a lot, but you (the people I don't even know) who are asking for premiums are just... just being plain rude.

I'm willing to give out points and all but... I'm not made of so much money that I can just give out premiums all willy-nilly! Seriously, there is a fine line between giving out stuff and being nice. I'm at the point where people are just asking me for it and they expect me to just say, "Sure!" I can't! I honestly cannot continue to give out premiums, it's expensive.

I am putting this in caps and bolding this so it can't be overlooked:
I REFUSE TO GIVE OUT PREMIUMS FROM NOW ON, I WILL ONLY DONATE POINTS. IF I AM ASKED TO GIVE SOMEONE A PREMIUM TWO MORE TIMES  I WILL DEACTIVATE MY ACCOUNT.

Why two? Because I know there will be at least one or two other people who have not read this.

I understand that this is a bit overboard, what with the whole deactivating my account thing but I'm just tired of this. I don't want to be rude and I understand that I was extremely generous, but it kills me on the inside to say no to people who have asked me for a premium these past few days.

Oh... and if I deactivate this account I'm going to make a new account and just add the people who I am actually friends with. Deviantart is my home but I don't want to feel stressed or burdened whenever I come online. So my good friends... please don't take this the wrong way... I'm just really tired of this.
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Darqx's avatar
Woman i think you should just tell them a polite but firm "sorry, no" and let them be on their merry way :P Doing so is not rude you know! (I mean consider, if they were telemarketers calling you up asking for you to buy mobile phone plans off them and you didn't say no and hang up, you'd be out of money very fast and have more telemarketers ringing you :B)