Yeah, in retrospect the lack of apparent notice of such things doesn't matter. I'm over it. Though, to retort, I was also raised to not cry or show depressed emotions, and in that interest was labeled a "cry baby" by my father, but that isn't to say that I wouldn't know how to respond to someone else showing such emotions. Then again, I only would feel comfortable approaching them because I have been there myself and I know that someone's acknowledgement of the situation would frequently be sufficient to squelch the negativity, if only temporarily. Thanks for the input though; it provides some useful perspective
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Yay! Very good to hear from you Dan :D - oh, and I didn't mean a 'novel' in a bad way. It was just years of nothing and then loads of info - but I'm all for info so, 'novel' yourself silly
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Don't put too much investment into worrying about my partner acquisition. I appreciate the sentiment, but try to avoid debilitating yourself with concern. By no means will I be able to glide around the floor like I wasn't even touching the ground for a very long time. Gotta start somewhere though, right? :)
Based on the information you have about my father (including only my biased opinions), I think that urge is quite reasonable. In fairness, I don't think I've mentioned his positive qualities at all. They do exist. However, given the venting nature of this 'journal', they don't really come up. So, no, given what you've heard that is not wrong.
Not to slight your lovely children, but I wouldn't be too confident in the authority of a first-year psychology student (which isn't to say that label is incorrect either). :P I've taken Psych 101 myself, and at least at my school the curriculum offers nothing a little observation can't determine.
In any case, glad I could help. I shall make an effort to not disappear. :)
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Very good to hear from you Dan :D
- oh, and I didn't mean a 'novel' in a bad way. It was just years of nothing and then loads of info - but I'm all for info so, 'novel' yourself silly ( ... )
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By no means will I be able to glide around the floor like I wasn't even touching the ground for a very long time. Gotta start somewhere though, right? :)
Based on the information you have about my father (including only my biased opinions), I think that urge is quite reasonable. In fairness, I don't think I've mentioned his positive qualities at all. They do exist. However, given the venting nature of this 'journal', they don't really come up. So, no, given what you've heard that is not wrong.
Not to slight your lovely children, but I wouldn't be too confident in the authority of a first-year psychology student (which isn't to say that label is incorrect either). :P
I've taken Psych 101 myself, and at least at my school the curriculum offers nothing a little observation can't determine.
In any case, glad I could help. I shall make an effort to not disappear. :)
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