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By Ivy · Posted
My inner child likes to cuddle with Blahaj. I know it's weird, but it works for me. -
By Ivy · Posted
I'm not sure they can do this. Not on line anyway. LOL Defamation? Not that I personally know of. -
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By Justine76 · Posted
Nice! I've found myself shopping around for astrophotography gear more than once but haven't taken the plunge yet. To close to a metro area to do it from my home. -
By Ivy · Posted
It never occurred to me to be able to see them here in the south. Maybe tonight if it's not cloudy. -
By KymmieL · Posted
@Willow Oh, yeah. been on anti-depressants for years. Actually 2 different ones. Take them each and every morning along with my other meds. -
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By Sally Stone · Posted
Well, this last post brings my trans life up to date. What happens from here is anyone's guess. The next big milestone will be retirement, probably next year some time. I don't think that will change things much for Sally because as I have stated previously, I am in a mostly happy place where she is concerned. I do have a few more posts planned, as I would like to write in more detail about a few occurrences that were memorable to me. Hopefully they will be of interest to others. Hugs, Sally -
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By Vidanjali · Posted
Yes, this is very therapeutic. You are able to see different aspects of your own personality. There is the part which has survived life thus far through decision making and lots of trial and error. That part of you is your wise and capable parent. When you feel strongly identified with the scared child in you, you can turn to the wise parent part of you whom you trust to guide you. You have faith and trust in that part of you necessarily because it has gotten you this far. Naturally, we all have room for improvement and advancement, but you can only start where you are and try to do your best with what you have to work with and deal with. But by adopting this attitude, you see that wise parental part of you become stronger, wiser, and more steadfast and skillful. Then the child in you increasingly becomes more trusting and carefree. -
By Susan R · Posted
You want to hear coincidence? I just posted that and my neighbor just texted me and said she has been up early because there were Northen Lights outside. Then 2 seconds later I get an extreme weather alert. “We are experiencing Extreme Geomagnetic conditions observed and continued severe geomagnetic storms expected to continue through the weekend”. -
By KathyLauren · Posted
No you aren't!! There were reports from Texas, Arkansas and the Carolinas of spectacular shows last night. This is a once-in-a-lifetime event, the best show since 1938, someone said. Tonight is supposed to be just as good. (OK, maybe a twice-in-a-lifetime event. ) -
By Susan R · Posted
@KathyLauren That’s absolutely beautiful. Love those colors! That would be so nice to see some time. I’m too far South to ever see these spectacular events. Very Nice, Susan R🌷 -
By Susan R · Posted
Welcome @AmandaJoy, It’s a pleasure to have you join us here on the forum. It does seem much easier to suppress this understanding of ourselves until one day, it’s not. It all suddenly hits you like a ton of bricks. Those puzzle pieces all suddenly seem to fit and there’s no going back. Like you, I waited until I felt there was no other choice. It was now or never! Never having the opportunity to be myself in this world was not going to be an option. Words of wisdom there. Many of us try to make up for lost time or try to get results faster than a cis puberty but it just doesn’t work that way as you’ve learned. It’s difficult waiting for the changes but the good news…eventually you’ll experience many of them and the joys that come with those changes are wonderful and exciting. But like most good things, they take time. And sometimes it’s helpful things don’t happen overnight. Especially if you have others that need time to adjust to your physical and emotional changes. I wish you the best on your continuing journey wherever that may lead you. I think you’ll enjoy this forum as there are great resources, advice, and people here that make it what it is. Hope to see you around. Warmest Regards, Susan R🌷 -
By KathyLauren · Posted
I enjoyed my Saturday moka-pot coffee this morning while doing something I love: processing astronomy images. I didn't stay up late to watch last night's spectacular aurora, but my all-sky camera did, taking pictures every minute.
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