Oh damn, I shoulda warned you about that reading. When it that phase of "identifying" everything, it can make the emotions really flood.
I'm sorry. I feel responsible. That's an icky place to be in, and now I need to recommend some things to fix it. I'll work on that.
Just know that I've been there, it's a phase, and it works itself out. Doesn't even have to take very much time. If you'd move out here and marry me, I could hypnotize you out of it and I woudn't charge you much at all!!! ;)
And losing the chunks of savings sucks. It's happened to me to and I've had my moments of flipping out from it. You work so damn hard for some security and the whole investment thing really seems just like voodoo...might as well burn some candles as trust anyone about it.
Okay, I have to hide now as midnightreverie will be gunning for me if she knows I asked you to marry me again as she wants you for herself. :D
Oh shoot. I was hoping you wouldn't feel responsible because you are not.
First, you did warn me. The book you recomended was very comfortable and took it easy on me. It was an excellent preparation for the Steven Farmer book while still giving me stuff to digest. Neither were nothing near an attack, and I didn't really feel threatened by it. The second book was a bit more in depth.
I was ready for it. I wanted to start reading about this. It was time.
They both took a lot of care that I was comfortable with everything. It's a lot to digest and I'm really pleased with having read them. It's a lot to digest, and it's all still soaking in, but that was exactly the kind of thing I wanted to do.
I know exactly what you mean, but I sometimes wonder what it would be with a different kind of drug. You know, the Leave It To Beaver family where parents actually love you and there is no such thing as a problem. You go to church every Sunday with a wife who paints your picket fence white. You think you have an idea about what is right and you do the right thing.
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well, and discworld and a load of other crap. But don't get near me with psycho books
and remember, we'll all be rich on Be stock soon! *ducks*
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Maybe I'll just sit here, smile for a while, and call you tard before I go.
*hug*
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I have a brain. Honest. ;)
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I'm sorry. I feel responsible. That's an icky place to be in, and now I need to recommend some things to fix it. I'll work on that.
Just know that I've been there, it's a phase, and it works itself out. Doesn't even have to take very much time. If you'd move out here and marry me, I could hypnotize you out of it and I woudn't charge you much at all!!! ;)
And losing the chunks of savings sucks. It's happened to me to and I've had my moments of flipping out from it. You work so damn hard for some security and the whole investment thing really seems just like voodoo...might as well burn some candles as trust anyone about it.
Okay, I have to hide now as midnightreverie will be gunning for me if she knows I asked you to marry me again as she wants you for herself. :D
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First, you did warn me. The book you recomended was very comfortable and took it easy on me. It was an excellent preparation for the Steven Farmer book while still giving me stuff to digest. Neither were nothing near an attack, and I didn't really feel threatened by it. The second book was a bit more in depth.
I was ready for it. I wanted to start reading about this. It was time.
They both took a lot of care that I was comfortable with everything. It's a lot to digest and I'm really pleased with having read them. It's a lot to digest, and it's all still soaking in, but that was exactly the kind of thing I wanted to do.
A life under hypnosis.. now that is tempting. ;)
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TV. It's an evil thing. ;)
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Bliss in lobotomies. I think that is the key.
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well froggy, I don't have much to say here but I did want to drop by for a warm hug and remind you of my undying love for you.
ok?
ok.
<3
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Extra warm hug for you too! :)
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