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31 minutes ago, leah777 said:

Having family is one thing.

Having supportive and/or non-toxic family is another, isn't it.

My family if that's what you'd call them divorced me two years ago. I know exactly what you mean. The feeling of abandonment is a pretty bad one to have to live with. It's like losing a spouse and I've survived that as well. 


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1 hour ago, BeauJangles said:

Sure. I have one sister, her husband, and their children, one niece, one nephew. Each have two children. Nephew has two sons, and my niece, two daughters. They all reside in the same city I'm in. 

Do u still hv to take care of finance ?


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4 hours ago, Equippers said:

what happened with your older brother, if you don't mind me asking?

It’s very uninteresting and not anything anyone would understand.

He doesn’t handle rejection well, but the thing is, no one is ever rejecting him.

Months ago my son had a birthday party and my brother brought his son who is the same age. When he saw my son’s best friend  at the party, he suggested that his son, my son and the best friend all get together and go bowling one weekend. The best friend couldn’t go the week he suggested, and he took it personally as if the best friends parents didn’t like him. He then kept his son away from mine. Our sons are the exact same age and have been close for years and we live only fifteen minutes apart from each other.

this is no big deal in isolation but I was close to his wife and then I did something to offend him and he told the wife she could no longer talk to me. I blocked him from my phone because I just need a break but I love him to death.
 

I told  you it was uninteresting and quite embarrassing.


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13 hours ago, R. Hartono said:

How many people live there ?

About a 134,000 souls, ...with 99.9% that don't know Christ...

the 0.1% are as new born babes in Christ who have never been taught by the Holy Spirit from His Word.


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Equippers i'm so sorry to hear that :(

 


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3 hours ago, R. Hartono said:

Do u still hv to take care of finance ?

I was doing fine managing my own affairs and finances, prior to the unfortunate situation of waking up from a coma. I discovered myself in a nursing facility. My sister also unfortunately for me, has power of attorney. That was my first dreadful mistaken circumstance of trust.  


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8 hours ago, BeauJangles said:

, prior to the unfortunate situation of waking up from a coma. I discovered myself in a nursing facility. My sister also unfortunately for me, has power of attorney. That was my first dreadful mistaken circumstance of trust.  

What exactly caused you into a coma.


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On 6/5/2020 at 2:08 AM, ReneeIW said:

It’s very uninteresting and not anything anyone would understand.

He doesn’t handle rejection well, but the thing is, no one is ever rejecting him.

Months ago my son had a birthday party and my brother brought his son who is the same age. When he saw my son’s best friend  at the party, he suggested that his son, my son and the best friend all get together and go bowling one weekend. The best friend couldn’t go the week he suggested, and he took it personally as if the best friends parents didn’t like him. He then kept his son away from mine. Our sons are the exact same age and have been close for years and we live only fifteen minutes apart from each other.

this is no big deal in isolation but I was close to his wife and then I did something to offend him and he told the wife she could no longer talk to me. I blocked him from my phone because I just need a break but I love him to death.
 

I told  you it was uninteresting and quite embarrassing.

well i guess you probably already explained explained to him why your son's best friend can not go.

but have you told him why you blocked him on your phone?

if you haven't explain, it might cause the misunderstanding to widen.....

 


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On 6/4/2020 at 10:28 PM, leah777 said:

All of them? Who is your support system?

hello

yes, all of them

no, i have no support whatsoever.

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