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<blockquote data-quote="Steely" data-source="post: 281609" data-attributes="member: 3301"><p>You guys are amazing, and wonderful. Thank each and every one of you for adding validity to my world.</p><p></p><p>Flutterby I like your quote</p><p>"I like it here in my own world".</p><p></p><p>I did not want to mention H., because I was worried people would think I needed to get over her death and move on. But death is elusive. I can go weeks without grieving, but yet in the last 2 days, she has weighed heavily on my heart. I know I can never replace our connection - but yet - I crave the connectivity that we had. The intimacy. Our spirits were twins. (She was not my actual flesh twin.)</p><p></p><p>I think to some extent I am looking to replace the friendship H & I had. But yet - more than that - I have always been this way. I need deep, self reflective, intellectual people in order to connect.</p><p></p><p>I know as well that H. died, and Matt moved - and then I moved to a whole new town all within a year. I already had a very small sphere of connectivity in my life - and at present - they are all gone. I know I have to forge a new world of connectivity - which is perhaps why this seems like a bigger issue than it ever has been. (Thank god for my 3 dogs. They are my refuge, those little buggers.)</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Steely, post: 281609, member: 3301"] You guys are amazing, and wonderful. Thank each and every one of you for adding validity to my world. Flutterby I like your quote "I like it here in my own world". I did not want to mention H., because I was worried people would think I needed to get over her death and move on. But death is elusive. I can go weeks without grieving, but yet in the last 2 days, she has weighed heavily on my heart. I know I can never replace our connection - but yet - I crave the connectivity that we had. The intimacy. Our spirits were twins. (She was not my actual flesh twin.) I think to some extent I am looking to replace the friendship H & I had. But yet - more than that - I have always been this way. I need deep, self reflective, intellectual people in order to connect. I know as well that H. died, and Matt moved - and then I moved to a whole new town all within a year. I already had a very small sphere of connectivity in my life - and at present - they are all gone. I know I have to forge a new world of connectivity - which is perhaps why this seems like a bigger issue than it ever has been. (Thank god for my 3 dogs. They are my refuge, those little buggers.) [/QUOTE]
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