That's nice of you to notice and let her know Beranda. I've had the pleasure of knowing what a special lady she is for a while now. If not for the distance she is one of the few ladies here I might actually "hit on". I know we'd be good friends, as we are now, but her passion, compassion, intellect and gorgeous hair (among other pretty parts) would make me fall for her in no time.
And please people, don't let this get taken out of context. Denise knows I /default_wub.png her and if you know her I'm sure you do to. Heres some hugs for you Denise. XX /default_sleep.png XX Along with a place for a peck on the cheek. /default_biggrin.png
Thank you, my dear wonderful friend. We do have much in common and hit it off instantly as friends.
I wish everyone knew the huge, generous, kind, unselfish heart you have and your constant willingness to help others, even when you are needing help yourself or being taken advantage of......
I have great affection for you also and look forward to continuing in the future as friends.
Yes, I know how to joke around with guys since I've been around mostly guys my entire life. I prefer 'hanging out' with men than women to be honest. Women can be really cruel and catty - girls hated me because I was cute and liked by guys (even tho just friends).
H.T., You'd get a hug and kiss of affection from me, too, I know you understand my situation and things we've discussed, some we didn't even need to put in words but just understood. Kindred spirits.
Where I'm from, everybody is "honey", "sweetie" or "sugar", "darlin" - people use XO as a symbol of affectionate friendship, everybody hugs and kisses all around, and everybody knows these things are actually showing southern custom of respect or acceptance & trust for the person (plutonic) - not trying to get laid or come on to others.
Like We wave at everybody that drives by from porch even tho we don't know them.
It's a mindset and lifestyle - that I missing so very much I am considering something I know prob foolish trying to get back there.
Off Topic: If there is anyone with experience of receiving or legal knowledge about - comp settlements - please PM me for a couple of questions.
Have comp lawyer who already received his $ so he could care less about any needs I have now - won't even answer emails or calls (Comp lawyers supposed to represent you for rest of life on the one comp issue you hired them for in this state - if they receive % of settlement)
So if I did take a final lifetime settlement to close out my comp case (except medical treatment) - I DO NOT want that inconsiderate, lazy, lying, low-life scum to get a single penny of this. He's already gotten $1,000's from first settlement on my degree of disability. If he's treated me right I wouldn't begrudge him some pay but he hasn't done anything on my behalf since got his $.
I'm insane. I know most prob I should not do it. I just want harassment to be over and I want to go back home - it would make moving back south possible for me in a few months time.
I'm sick of people so selfish, so stuck in their own little worlds, feeling need to tear others down cuz they feel inferior to others, looking for excuses to take offense at people's innocent actions instead of discussing them like adults - the better to understand other parts of our nation & world, esp different customs and perspectives.
Because I always had many male friends, I understand things some women don't, I guess. I have a different perspective (psych training prob doesn't hurt) and know how guys talk when alone (I was considered "one of the guys" when younger.... cuz I was a pardner)
I know sometimes things go too far before realized, for ex jokes getting out of hand.
"Quittin' sense" we call it. Some people aren't born with it LOL....... And I understand when it happens that it wasn't an intentional action - it may be impulsive, inappropriate, unfortunate, usually ill-timed.....but doesn't indicate a bad or evil person - NOT AT ALL
Just my opinion - most of dbg knows I'm not shy about expressing my feelings. /default_biggrin.png
Used to be, then I grew strong enough, brave enough, and wise enough not to stuff down how I feel but rather stand up for what or who you believe in & care about.