Another reader wrote: "It is with profound regret and utter dismay that I see you have given space to Kelvin MacKenzie, who was responsible for printing one of the most hurtful, disgusting and outrageous editions of any British newspaper that there has ever been.
"After many hours of prayer, talking to my parents, and rereading my words online I can see more clearly just how hurtful my words were," Lauten wrote in a post that was published just before she made her Facebook page private.
"A permanent record of our lives can imprison us in unrealistic and hurtful feelings about ourselves, our bodies and our relationships," warns Marie-Pierre Cleret, a psychologist who specialises in narcissistic behavioural disorders.
"After many hours of prayer, talking to my parents, and rereading my words online I can see more clearly just how hurtful my words were," Lauten wrote on Facebook in a post that was also widely reproduced before she made her page private.
Robinson is still one of the most able political operators on the entire island of Ireland and his ability to survive months of horrendous publicity, including deeply embarrassing and hurtful revelations about his wife, will impress certain sections of the electorate.
But Jones was somewhat disarmed when he accused Turnbull of doing nothing to defend Abbott's chief of staff Peta Credlin from Palmer's widely condemned attack that she would personally benefit from the new paid parental leave scheme – an attack that was factually wrong and particularly hurtful because she had publicly revealed her struggle to become pregnant using IVF.
I love him but he has been so hurtful to me recently that I can feel myself being pushed to the point of not being able to forgive him for his behaviour.
That was horrible and hurtful.
The invasion of Iraq was sullied by manipulated intelligence, bad planning, human-rights abuses and, for Britain, the hurtful idea that its army underperformed in Basra.
