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<blockquote data-quote="HeadlightsMom" data-source="post: 650334" data-attributes="member: 18284"><p>TessFromWA -- I have no idea what is the best way to for you to proceed with your recordings of things. But I love that you're doing something which sifts, sorts and clarifies things for you! I've had to do the same at times. And this CD site is spectacular for putting your thoughts into writing, hearing others' thoughts in writing, and receiving insightful ideas and support.</p><p></p><p>Terrific group of people here. And glad you're here on board with us all!</p><p></p><p>by the way, I love the post you have, above. Sometimes it really is necessary to walk away. It's just better for everyone. Doesn't have to be permanent (or, it can be if that's what feels healthiest for you). We can love from a distance. It's a learned way of loving, but we can. Boundaries are always helpful. They make the relationship better. Or, if they don't make the relationship better (and nothing makes it better -- which is, sadly, fairly often the case), then walking away permanently is sometimes the wisest decision. It may not be our favorite decision (at first, especially), but it is often the wisest/healthiest decision in the long run.</p><p></p><p>I'm always open to love. But, in so many ways, the best way to preserve love is to preserve sanity (really.....been there, done that). </p><p></p><p>Love is better when it coexists with sanity -- even from a distance (or, especially from a distance).</p><p></p><p>We're with you in support! And way to take charge of your own sanity by creating new avenues of inspirational reminders!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="HeadlightsMom, post: 650334, member: 18284"] TessFromWA -- I have no idea what is the best way to for you to proceed with your recordings of things. But I love that you're doing something which sifts, sorts and clarifies things for you! I've had to do the same at times. And this CD site is spectacular for putting your thoughts into writing, hearing others' thoughts in writing, and receiving insightful ideas and support. Terrific group of people here. And glad you're here on board with us all! by the way, I love the post you have, above. Sometimes it really is necessary to walk away. It's just better for everyone. Doesn't have to be permanent (or, it can be if that's what feels healthiest for you). We can love from a distance. It's a learned way of loving, but we can. Boundaries are always helpful. They make the relationship better. Or, if they don't make the relationship better (and nothing makes it better -- which is, sadly, fairly often the case), then walking away permanently is sometimes the wisest decision. It may not be our favorite decision (at first, especially), but it is often the wisest/healthiest decision in the long run. I'm always open to love. But, in so many ways, the best way to preserve love is to preserve sanity (really.....been there, done that). Love is better when it coexists with sanity -- even from a distance (or, especially from a distance). We're with you in support! And way to take charge of your own sanity by creating new avenues of inspirational reminders! [/QUOTE]
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