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by lifelongthing » Sat Jan 26, 2013 10:22 pm
I think it's important to take time to acknowledge your own feelings. I feel like it is unfair that I can't marry my fiancée because the police is too ignorant to help me with not one but several of my abusers, to the point where I have to live my life in fear. I don't find this to be "focus[ing] on the fact that these plans fell through", I feel it is only right to be sad and acknowledge myself being sad.
I do not usually let these things get me down. I've lived with it for years and generally, about one day out of every 2 months or so I get tired of it. I want a facebook or to walk down the street without having to check if they're around, or having to have secret everything or picking my mail up a long way away because I can't even have a normal mail box, or just the general having to put my life on hold indefinitely on so many levels because of this. The rest of the time? I just live my life. I do the things I need to do and I enjoy the time I spend with the people I choose to have in my life. I am happy most of the time.
But today, this doesn't feel okay. And that's okay, too.
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by lifelongthing » Sat Jan 26, 2013 10:32 pm
Thank you for that, I appreciate that

I'm sorry if my reply made it seem like I didn't appreciate your help, because I do
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by wronglesson » Sat Jan 26, 2013 11:14 pm
i don't know you that much but i wanted to say with the bullsh!t you're going through, i'm here for you. and i know others in my system agree.
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by lifelongthing » Sun Jan 27, 2013 10:38 am
Thank you, that's a lot Rachelle et al
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by Owleyes » Sun Jan 27, 2013 1:15 pm
tomboy24 wrote:Both you and Owleyes are in our thoughts. It's good to hear from you, by the way, Owleyes.
~The Hawk
Good to hear from you too, Hawk

I've been keeping a low profile because I'm in a super paranoid phase

It'll pass. Hope you're all OK.
How are you doing today, lifelongthing? Sorry to intrude on your thread.
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by lifelongthing » Sun Jan 27, 2013 2:11 pm
Thank you Owleyes, you're not intruding at all

I hope you feel less paranoid soon

Things are okay. I feel less sad but of course it's still there. One day at a time, so
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