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That is absolutely wonderful news, Paisleegreen. :!: I am genuinely happy you are doing so well. You should be very pleased with yourself. You have done so well with your improvement. :) ( Rocky music is playing.)

Unfortunately I would replace the "we" with "I" in your statement We miss you Charlie ...

The Pure-O post "Take Heart..." is missing again. This is the second time it not listed here since the Great Change. I guess it was deemed to large or something else. I am sorry for the people who found it helpful.

I got a call from one of several sales companies Thursday afternoon. It was interesting because I had emailed a different contact my resume last week for a sales gig. Thursday morning I sent a follow-up message to last week's contact, and an initial message to a secondary contact. I did not send ...

SeaRunner wrote:Charlie - Another find! All is not lost.

Amen.

Thanks, SeaRunner. Glad to see it and "Take Heart..." in OCD is back.

Originally posted by THH:
Charlie Brown,
I really like the idea your working on your own thing. ;) For some reason you have thought it up, keep going back to it, who knows??? :?
People all thought me & my husband were crazy in 85 getting married and quitting our "good" jobs to start our business ...

It is exactly two weeks ago to the day I was unexpectedly part of a company downsize. I have thankfully recovered emotionally, though I briefly feel half a thimble-full bad when clearing out papers from the job. (Papers like account projects I worked on at home, or health insurance documents.)

I ...

Originally posted by Paisleegreen:
When I was younger, I was an easy target for bullies, and was picked on alot. After Columbine and other similar incidents, I thank God I never ended up like those students. In my 20s I became more street-wise and later self-confident. While I have 98-99% of the ...

Originally posted by Juno:
That's a very interesting article. Not sure if I'm convinced though. I would have to read more about it. I defeinitely think I am HSP, but it doesn't seem to explain all of my behavior though. Does that mean our brains work differently?
My epiphany came when I learned ...

Paisleegreen and Molly77, I am glad you like the posting. :)

I like Molly's term "extroverted HSP." That's how I would pretty much classify myself now.

When I was younger, I was an easy target for bullies, and was picked on alot. After Columbine and other similar incidents, I thank God I never ...