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Post by jules on Apr 9, 2008 9:48:39 GMT -5
The lack of human touch (for those of us without children to hug) is kindof brutal, to be truthful.... Yes. Initially I was so hungry for human contact, I just wanted to kiss my trainer after she stretched me out after our sessions. (Yes, the guys at the gym would have probably loved that. ) But you get used to it... for better or for worse...
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Post by Mel (cherry) on Apr 11, 2008 13:12:09 GMT -5
1. It will makes you apprciate it so much more when that feeling does come along again - and I think we all HAVE to believe that it will - life would just be too miserable for words if we couldn't hope for that. Yes, you really do appreciate it more fully. I feel that way now in my life. And it is here you get a chance to really experience your inner strengths, and get and honest glimpse of your weaknesses. Life is so fleeting and we spend it so many times on foolish things. This was so beautifully written and described. You have expressed yourself so beautifully here Ion. I can totally understand a lot of what you are saying, it applies in various places in my life. You have a gift to be able to see the beauty emerging from the ashes. It is a true strength to be so self aware. Thank you for sharing this.
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Post by ionysis on May 2, 2008 16:59:42 GMT -5
Sometimes I am more phlegmatic than others. Right now I'd give anything to have someone here to hold me - for whatever reason, and almost anyone would do. Geez. Some days I feel on top of the world and others I'd die to feel not alone again. But you guys know what I mean. Sigh.
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