ARoseSoSweet
Canadian Cutie :)
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I see I missed the drama.. lol
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I'm sure if I made a comment to someone I would get an invite.. but I don't want to do that. I don't like people feeling obligated.I've always tried to be around people during holidays, even when we were overseas or invite single soldiers with no family. Can you have a little get together with friends this year instead?
Why don't you do the inviting? Just one or maybe two friends. Invite them for coffee or a light lunch. Invite them to the movie, though maybe not on Christmas Day.I'm sure if I made a comment to someone I would get an invite.. but I don't want to do that. I don't like people feeling obligated.
Wolfie says to tell you hello, and he appreciates your sentiment!Hi, and welcome to the thread. We're glad to have you!
I'm so happy for you!![]()
Why don't you do the inviting? Just one or maybe two friends. Invite them for coffee or a light lunch. Invite them to the movie, though maybe not on Christmas Day.
I understand them. I'm allergic to cats as well I have been allergic since I was just crawling. My eyes were always red and my nose would run. My parents finally figured out that it was the cat.I did reach out to some friends and we are going to do coffee somewhere in that time frame. They don't come to my place as they are allergic to my cat.
Be that as it may, your opinion of me is irrelevant. I'm owned.I am very pleased! Very good girl!
Yep. Me too. I was having fun and then . . .It's amazing how thirsty people make me dry up so quickly.
Good girl. Just a few years ago, you would not have stood up for yourself. I am very proud of you.Be that as it may, your opinion of me is irrelevant. I'm owned.
Hit and sunk!
Thank you, but the post was deleted by the poster before I could say anything directly to him.@barefootgirl69 , I see that the offending comment has been removed. I assume you had something to do with that since it is your thread. I appreciate how this community takes care of its own. Thank you.
This is like a longer explanation for the "safe enough to be soft".
That's what I thought too. It's wonderful to just be yourself, not having to hide away parts of you that the world either wouldn't understand or would bully you for. Yesterday was a prime example of me feeling safe and soft. After church, we came home and unleashed the playful and silly. We used the time to put up our Christmas tree while listening to music. We danced a little, sang along to familiar songs, literally in no hurry. Afterward, we made hot chocolate and snuggled. Later, I joined him in the kitchen and helped with prepping vegetables, then stayed while he cooked. We had lots of good conversation. I shared how lonely this time of year can be for me, and how, being on the inside of the business, seeing what goes into prepping for a job, I worry more about safety. He didn't become defensive or dismissive. It was a great conversation. Calm, caring, concerned & loving.This is like a longer explanation for the "safe enough to be soft".