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I'm craving a pumpernickel and very sharp cheddar grilled sammie sliced into triangles with fresh home made tomato soup to dip it into in the worst way. Hungry I am, yes.
 
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Back for the trillionith time! LOTS and LOTS of changes going on. It's all good though...even the bad parts...
 
Leave for a few weeks, and we rearrange the furniture. Also, you need new glasses. How are things where you live, on the eve of the great national title game?

The funny thing is I do need new glasses. Are you psychic or something? All hail, the great and powerful DGE!!!

I'm well and looking into new possibilities and changes outside of bdsm. How about you?
 
I hung up the phone on Daddy J today because in the middle of "stuff" he decided he was too tired to talk and told me he had to go. It made me angry...it really did.
 
I just got an email from my 17 year old son, "coming out" as a furrie. He said his "fursona" is an anthromorphic squirrel, and attached a YouTube video link for educational purposes.

First thought - I'm not sure I'm ready for this conversation.

Second thought - How exactly do I explain I already know about furries, while protecting my own boundaries?

Third thought - Crap, I hope he didn't send the same email to his father... Shit. He did. [sigh]
 
I just got an email from my 17 year old son, "coming out" as a furrie. He said his "fursona" is an anthromorphic squirrel, and attached a YouTube video link for educational purposes.

First thought - I'm not sure I'm ready for this conversation.

Second thought - How exactly do I explain I already know about furries, while protecting my own boundaries?

Third thought - Crap, I hope he didn't send the same email to his father... Shit. He did. [sigh]

O-kay, add this to the list of conversations I'm terrified of having with my daughters when they grow up...

And I wouldn't worry too much about that first though: there is nobody on earth who is ready to have that conversation with their kid, no matter how accepting they are. ;)
 
I just got an email from my 17 year old son, "coming out" as a furrie. He said his "fursona" is an anthromorphic squirrel, and attached a YouTube video link for educational purposes.

First thought - I'm not sure I'm ready for this conversation.

Second thought - How exactly do I explain I already know about furries, while protecting my own boundaries?

Third thought - Crap, I hope he didn't send the same email to his father... Shit. He did. [sigh]

I'm not a parent, but I think it'd be a difficult conversation. You are pretty rational with people here; my impression is you'll handle this better than someone who is generally close-minded. Hang in there and keep the communication flowing.
 
I just got an email from my 17 year old son, "coming out" as a furrie. He said his "fursona" is an anthromorphic squirrel, and attached a YouTube video link for educational purposes.

First thought - I'm not sure I'm ready for this conversation.

Second thought - How exactly do I explain I already know about furries, while protecting my own boundaries?

Third thought - Crap, I hope he didn't send the same email to his father... Shit. He did. [sigh]

And my first thought is "well. This will be interesting."

If he feels akin to a squirrel, I can only imagine what he was like as a child :p
 
When I look at the night sky I always think how great the stars look; I don't find myself thinking about the great black emptiness all around them.

I need to try and adopt the same approach with my life - start thinking more about how great the good bits are and brood less on the great black emptiness in me.

Not to pretend the blackness isn't there. Just to focus more on those lovely little points of light.
 
When I look at the night sky I always think how great the stars look; I don't find myself thinking about the great black emptiness all around them.

I need to try and adopt the same approach with my life - start thinking more about how great the good bits are and brood less on the great black emptiness in me.

Not to pretend the blackness isn't there. Just to focus more on those lovely little points of light.

This post is beautiful! My best wishes to you on seeing your stars...Please, don't forget to leave wishes on a few of them as you gaze because hope is really good for the human heart too. :rose:
 
When I look at the night sky I always think how great the stars look; I don't find myself thinking about the great black emptiness all around them.

I need to try and adopt the same approach with my life - start thinking more about how great the good bits are and brood less on the great black emptiness in me.

Not to pretend the blackness isn't there. Just to focus more on those lovely little points of light.

I don't know, the darkness between stars is beautiful in its own way. Just because we can't see it doesn't mean there's not something out there. In truth, there's a possibly infinite array of new worlds, new phenomena, unimaginable things beyond our view. We might not see them, ever during our lifetime, but they're out there, and that's awesome.

It's the same in life; the points of light are great, and well worth focusing on. But even the darkest moments, both in our lives and in ourselves, contribute to us as people. We learn from our mistakes, or how to harness those less than desirable elements of ourselves, and become better people as a result.

Eh, maybe that's a little pollyanna, but what can I do? I guess I was feeling philosophical, in the dullest of ways :D
 
I just got an email from my 17 year old son, "coming out" as a furrie. He said his "fursona" is an anthromorphic squirrel, and attached a YouTube video link for educational purposes.

First thought - I'm not sure I'm ready for this conversation.

Second thought - How exactly do I explain I already know about furries, while protecting my own boundaries?

Third thought - Crap, I hope he didn't send the same email to his father... Shit. He did. [sigh]

Just be sure to keep him away from Mike Huckabee. As a responsible mother, you'll be wanting to afford him this protection.
 
I just got an email from my 17 year old son, "coming out" as a furrie. He said his "fursona" is an anthromorphic squirrel, and attached a YouTube video link for educational purposes.

First thought - I'm not sure I'm ready for this conversation.

Second thought - How exactly do I explain I already know about furries, while protecting my own boundaries?

Third thought - Crap, I hope he didn't send the same email to his father... Shit. He did. [sigh]
If anyone I know can handle this situation with grace and wisdom, I think it would be you. As far as his father goes... well, that's not going to be easy, no matter what, but again, you are a strong and resourceful person, and will find the best way through a stressful situation.

As always, all the best vibes http://i183.photobucket.com/albums/x95/Sir_Winston54/parabAnt.gif to you and your son.
 
No! Hopes, you stay down.
Just because he has a phone interview tomorrow and they are already talking about flying him out for a tour and second interview does NOT mean you can start mentally packing the house into a moving van.
Stop! Be realistic.
Sarcasm is called for, cynicism even.
Just don't get your hopes up.
 
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