Historical update...
crisispoint
Registrant
Lynn,
I'm so glad to see you here again!
I wish it were for better reasons, though.
Yeah, I can understand why people don't get involved. But you have made a difference in people's lives, and it's been a POSITIVE difference. This is a gift for you AND them.
That you had to endure all the crap that went a long with it, well, I am sorry. Lynn, you ever heard teh saying, "no good deed goes unpunished?" Well, yep, that's what usually happens, and it scars the wrong people, those who DO care and WANT to help.
I'd say to you, "don't do it again," but this is selfish on my part, because I don't want you to get hurt like this again. I think you're going to go about it the right way, with safeguards and things to protect you in the future. That you STILL want to help people despite it all tells me the kind of person you are.
Unfortunately, about "she-who-is-out-of-her-****ing-mind," I wouldn't hold out much hope for a life-affirming change. True, people do, but it involves a sense of regret on their part in teh first place, and from what you've mentioned, she has none.
I'm still happy to see you back here. I'm sorry I didn't keep in touch with you. I regret that, really. But I hope you will be around here more often and keep in touch (perhaps send me the recipe for those brownies!
), and just keep bringing a smile to our day here.
Peace and love,
Scot
I'm so glad to see you here again!
I wish it were for better reasons, though.
Yeah, I can understand why people don't get involved. But you have made a difference in people's lives, and it's been a POSITIVE difference. This is a gift for you AND them.
That you had to endure all the crap that went a long with it, well, I am sorry. Lynn, you ever heard teh saying, "no good deed goes unpunished?" Well, yep, that's what usually happens, and it scars the wrong people, those who DO care and WANT to help.
I'd say to you, "don't do it again," but this is selfish on my part, because I don't want you to get hurt like this again. I think you're going to go about it the right way, with safeguards and things to protect you in the future. That you STILL want to help people despite it all tells me the kind of person you are.
Unfortunately, about "she-who-is-out-of-her-****ing-mind," I wouldn't hold out much hope for a life-affirming change. True, people do, but it involves a sense of regret on their part in teh first place, and from what you've mentioned, she has none.
I'm still happy to see you back here. I'm sorry I didn't keep in touch with you. I regret that, really. But I hope you will be around here more often and keep in touch (perhaps send me the recipe for those brownies!

Peace and love,
Scot