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I was pondering on my favourite LR Knost quote: "It's not our job to toughen our children up to face a cruel and heartless world. It's our job to raise children who will make the world a little less cruel and heartless."
And also fish or pudding for my chippy tea.
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By *alcon77Man 35 weeks ago
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Whether if I embarked on a liaison with a lady on here that had a fetish for married men without their wife's knowledge, and I pretended to be married, even though I'm not, would be immoral.
Would the 2 deceptions cancel each other out. |
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"Whether if I embarked on a liaison with a lady on here that had a fetish for married men without their wife's knowledge, and I pretended to be married, even though I'm not, would be immoral.
Would the 2 deceptions cancel each other out."
Yes! I’ve pondered it before and the answer is definitely yes. |
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By (user no longer on site) 35 weeks ago
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"I think this afternoon I experienced a long overdue closure. I feel liberated and ready to take on the world."
I did too. Something I should have realised years ago but today I've decided to move on completely from it x |
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By *batMan 35 weeks ago
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"I was pondering on my favourite LR Knost quote: "It's not our job to toughen our children up to face a cruel and heartless world. It's our job to raise children who will make the world a little less cruel and heartless."
And also fish or pudding for my chippy tea.
J"
Love the first bit! (Your chippy tea is YOUR business!)
I was with my 6 week old granddaughter today and I worry what world she will inherit. And I’m a generally positive person! Gulp!!!
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By (user no longer on site) 35 weeks ago
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Is satisfaction with achievement really happiness? Even if that achievement is really meaningful to you? And if it isn't, does that matter?
I think that a lot of days, but I also thought about it today. |
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By (user no longer on site) 35 weeks ago
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I was thinking how easy it was to keep my son safe and happy when he was little. I could pull a silly face to make him hoot with laughter, scoop him up in my arms to make him feel secure and cherished, hold his hand as he explored the world and fed that unquenchable curiosity of his. Now I look at him helplessly as he struggles with his mental health and there isn't a thing I can do to make it better.
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"I was thinking how easy it was to keep my son safe and happy when he was little. I could pull a silly face to make him hoot with laughter, scoop him up in my arms to make him feel secure and cherished, hold his hand as he explored the world and fed that unquenchable curiosity of his. Now I look at him helplessly as he struggles with his mental health and there isn't a thing I can do to make it better.
Nell"
Oh, Nell  |
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"I was thinking how easy it was to keep my son safe and happy when he was little. I could pull a silly face to make him hoot with laughter, scoop him up in my arms to make him feel secure and cherished, hold his hand as he explored the world and fed that unquenchable curiosity of his. Now I look at him helplessly as he struggles with his mental health and there isn't a thing I can do to make it better.
Nell"
Oh darling. Sending you some hugs |
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"I was thinking how easy it was to keep my son safe and happy when he was little. I could pull a silly face to make him hoot with laughter, scoop him up in my arms to make him feel secure and cherished, hold his hand as he explored the world and fed that unquenchable curiosity of his. Now I look at him helplessly as he struggles with his mental health and there isn't a thing I can do to make it better.
Nell"
Sending hugs, just try and keep the channels of communication open xx |
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"I think this afternoon I experienced a long overdue closure. I feel liberated and ready to take on the world.
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I did too. Something I should have realised years ago but today I've decided to move on completely from it x"
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Let's rejoice, celebrate and be triumphant together over a Sin & Tonic.  |
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"I was thinking how easy it was to keep my son safe and happy when he was little. I could pull a silly face to make him hoot with laughter, scoop him up in my arms to make him feel secure and cherished, hold his hand as he explored the world and fed that unquenchable curiosity of his. Now I look at him helplessly as he struggles with his mental health and there isn't a thing I can do to make it better.
Nell"
aw Nell, its awful isnt it - mine is an older teen and just broke up with her first boyfriend, the world has ended - I wanted to make it all better and kick him !!! |
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"That you had today, Friday 29th March 2024?"
I was thinking about network fragmentation , how the body heals itself naturally but often needs help/support and whether this applies to fragmented social capital |
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"Why do very elderly insist on doing really stupid things that endanger their wellbeing?
Because we don't want to pay someone else to go up a ladder and clear the gutters!"
 very true but I'm talking about a 96 year old trying to fix a shed roof in high wind. |
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"Why do very elderly insist on doing really stupid things that endanger their wellbeing?
Because we don't want to pay someone else to go up a ladder and clear the gutters!
very true but I'm talking about a 96 year old trying to fix a shed roof in high wind. "
My Dad yesterday:
"This lamp doesn't work, we need an electrician"
Lamp - unplugged. Doesn't have a bulb in.
Me, Mr KC and my brother - all shake heads simultaneously
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"Why do very elderly insist on doing really stupid things that endanger their wellbeing?
Because we don't want to pay someone else to go up a ladder and clear the gutters!
very true but I'm talking about a 96 year old trying to fix a shed roof in high wind.
My Dad yesterday:
"This lamp doesn't work, we need an electrician"
Lamp - unplugged. Doesn't have a bulb in.
Me, Mr KC and my brother - all shake heads simultaneously
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KC², when you three shook your heads together simultaneously did it resemble ³ metronomes in unison?  |
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"Why do very elderly insist on doing really stupid things that endanger their wellbeing?
Because we don't want to pay someone else to go up a ladder and clear the gutters!
very true but I'm talking about a 96 year old trying to fix a shed roof in high wind.
My Dad yesterday:
"This lamp doesn't work, we need an electrician"
Lamp - unplugged. Doesn't have a bulb in.
Me, Mr KC and my brother - all shake heads simultaneously
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you have to laugh.
We set dad up with a new mobile. Cue panicked phone call - mobile doesn't work.
Dash round - battery completely flat. |
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"Why do very elderly insist on doing really stupid things that endanger their wellbeing?
Because we don't want to pay someone else to go up a ladder and clear the gutters!
very true but I'm talking about a 96 year old trying to fix a shed roof in high wind.
My Dad yesterday:
"This lamp doesn't work, we need an electrician"
Lamp - unplugged. Doesn't have a bulb in.
Me, Mr KC and my brother - all shake heads simultaneously
you have to laugh.
We set dad up with a new mobile. Cue panicked phone call - mobile doesn't work.
Dash round - battery completely flat. "
My Dad obsessively charges his phone. He was upset yesterday because one of my brothers daughters was charging an iPad and he "needed" to charge his phone. It had 70% battery. |
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"Why do very elderly insist on doing really stupid things that endanger their wellbeing?
Because we don't want to pay someone else to go up a ladder and clear the gutters!
very true but I'm talking about a 96 year old trying to fix a shed roof in high wind.
My Dad yesterday:
"This lamp doesn't work, we need an electrician"
Lamp - unplugged. Doesn't have a bulb in.
Me, Mr KC and my brother - all shake heads simultaneously
you have to laugh.
We set dad up with a new mobile. Cue panicked phone call - mobile doesn't work.
Dash round - battery completely flat.
My Dad obsessively charges his phone. He was upset yesterday because one of my brothers daughters was charging an iPad and he "needed" to charge his phone. It had 70% battery. "
My dad's the same with his laptop, it's never off charge. |
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