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[nineve]

the cup runneth over. I have reached that point where I am essentially...full. to the brim. with a very thin viscous layer holding it all in. All the stress, anxiety, emotion, frustration. And when ever anyone wants to add even one drop to the cup it completely overflows and pours forth. And then I'm embarrassed. about the lack of control and

Comments

[zantony]

Don't be embarassed. It happens to all of us sometimes. Except mandroids, dirty stinking mandroids.

My suggestion: invest in sippy cups, or maybe punch a hole in the bottom of your cup.

*hugs*

[nineve]

thanks Tony. a sippy cup eh? not a bad idea. but gin in a sippy cup is a lil sketch I think and I could really use a good ole gin straight up.

[zantony]

Sippy cups rule! Who needs pride when you have booze?

[speednutsii]

When your toolbox (or purse for that matter) becomes crowded, disorganized and burdened, sometimes it helps to take everything out and lay everything out in front of you. You'll be able to see each item in the context of themselves alone, and not as just another object in your crowded toolbox/purse. Maybe you'll put it back in, maybe you won't. But it gives you a chance to see what it is that's worth holding onto, and what it is that's worth letting go.

[nineve]

I like the toolbox vs. purse concept. I need to do this. I know. Right now I'm just taking things out, examining them, deciding what to do with them, finishing up with them and them moving on to the next item. One thing at a time.

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[speednutsii]

yup. One thing, one moment at a time.