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Reply #30 posted 12/22/03 10:24am

conch5184	sorry
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Reply #31 posted 12/22/03 10:26am

2the9s	Lleena said: I'm not feeling particularly perky today. We need a " I think I'll just stand over there and watch" emoticon. That sounds nasty!
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Reply #32 posted 12/22/03 10:27am

TheMadMonkey

no apologies necessary...
one last time...
I don't mean to come off as being a dink by saying all of that...I really do appreciate the suggestion...but, I gotta admit that I'm getting weary of reading it over and over again (there is no joy in repetition), when I've already stated that it's not going to help...
it's all good...
just don't make me angy...you wouldn't like me when I'm angry...
(a l'il Hulk humor for the comic geeks out there)

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Reply #33 posted 12/22/03 10:30am

IAmTheTouch

TheMadMonkey said:

i.b.: very good words, indeed...but, the situation goes far deeper that even I had ever imagined...and, no, I'm not going to get into it...except to say that the other person is aware of it and understands and accepts it...
sag10: thank you for the invite...tempting...but, since I have no clue where you're from, I'm going to have to pass...
to everyone: I don't mean to be rude or unappreciative by saying this, but...that's a big NO on the volunteering...so, please stop with that...
I have tried it before...it's not going to help me...plain and simple...
once again...it is a wonderful idea and thank you for the initial suggestion...but, it's not for me...'nuff said...

fair enough. while you might think that some of the suggestions are not applicable, know that they come from the best of intentions.

what do you think can of help to you? there's some great reading out there that might help - i'm sure we can all suggest things that have helped us over some difficult times. or some other activities that have made life more positive for us.

i've known several people who are not terribly comfortable in social settings (including my sister), and to me personally, the most difficult part of that would have to be the fact that it's hard for somebody like that to see that others have been through the same things before. knowing that, and understanding that you are not alone, can be of great comfort - i hope you are hearing this in our posts!

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Reply #34 posted 12/23/03 12:15am