Feast or Famine

[Grunty1967b]

Im back on the boards, reading posts, and replying and giving feedback where I feel I can and have something to contribute.

The weird thing is, Ive been just logging in briefly for the last couple of weeks and not posting and not feeling like I could. Then, here I am today, feeling all energised and able to read stuff that, quite frankly, isnt material from the comic strips is it?

Its like a have good run where I can cope with all these issues and I get lots out of being a part of the community here, then there are times where its all too upsetting and I need to keep a distance.

Im sure Im not alone am I?

 

[reality2k4]

Grunty,

sometimes it is good to take a break and not get hurt by what you read.
Come and go as you choose,

ste

 

[John Oarc]

I did the same thing weeks ago. I found myself back in here needing help and the guys understood just like I am understanding you now.

We all need each other for support and in support I mean we support you if you are here or not. We are always here for you even if you are not present.

Hell I hope everyone here knows that I think of them during the day. Sometimes I wonder what things they are facing and hope they are having a good day.

Hope this helps

 

[Morning Star]

Kindred spirits flock together.

 

[george of kent]

Of course you are not alone.
All things, I guess, kind of ebb and flow and there is not much in my life that is constantly at the same level of interest or intensity.
I don't think human nature could stand it otherwise. (???)
Love, etc.,

 

[roadrunner]

Grunty,

I think we are all different in how we relate to the discussion board, just as we are all different in so many other ways. Each of us has to decide how much is good for us and when we need a break. The fact that you can sense when you can and can't contribute just means that you are developing clear and realistic boundaries for yourself. That, of course, is a very good thing.

Much love,
Larry

 

[WalkingSouth]

Grunty,

I think you are doing really great. You have a good sense of when you can handle thing and when you maybe can't do it so well. Nothing wrong with that. In fact I would call it an asset.

Lots of love,

John