22 Oct 20
@very-rusty saidI could change your mind, and it wouldn't even take me five minutes, little man.
See if you can find something about being a lady you don't seem to have the answers! 🙂 😛
-VR
@very-rusty saidThank you. Suzie has the courage, I didn't.
Never put yourself down....Everyone has their good and bad points. I think you have more good points then most on this site of both sexes! Not even looking for brownie points! 😉
-VR
@suzianne saidThanks for your nice words, Suzie, but most things are too late for me. It's not that I have given up, it's just that I can't change much now for many reasons.
She still might be in there, perhaps with a little enticement she could be tempted. It's never too late, you know...
@very-rusty saidSuzie has a better self-esteem than I have ever had. And she knows who she is. I have come to terms with myself later in life and by then many choices were already made.
Suzie Q has the courage for what? Perhaps it would help if I knew what you were talking about.
-VR
22 Oct 20
@very-rusty saidTorunn not answering the question doesn't make it go away, just makes more questions.
Suzie Q has the courage for what? Perhaps it would help if I knew what you were talking about.
-VR
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22 Oct 20
@torunn saidSuzie Q, insults people nothing to do with self-esteem that I can see. I think you're more of a lady and don't mind saying so in the Public forum.
Suzie has a better self-esteem than I have ever had. And she knows who she is. I have come to terms with myself later in life and by then many choices were already made.
-VR
@very-rusty saidTo speak up for herself, be true to herself.
Torunn not answering the question doesn't make it go away, just makes more questions.
-VR
22 Oct 20
@torunn saidMore than courage, it was a way out of my PTSD for me. I was tired, so tired, of being afraid. Confidence, more than sheer courage. I finally decided, what could be worse than what had been done to me already? Fear had become a habit. I failed a lot at first, but that only renewed my determination. Build on the smallest successes at first, and always, make sure that your reach exceeds your grasp, so that you're always improving. Failure comes, but it yields to determination. That's one of the biggest lessons I ever learned.
Thank you. Suzie has the courage, I didn't.
22 Oct 20
@suzianne saidWell that certainly does explain alot about you. Perhaps I should take it easy on you in the future!
More than courage, it was a way out of my PTSD for me. I was tired, so tired, of being afraid. Confidence, more than sheer courage. I finally decided, what could be worse than what had been done to me already? Fear had become a habit. I failed a lot at first, but that only renewed my determination. Build on the smallest successes at first, and always, make sure that yo ...[text shortened]... . Failure comes, but it yields to determination. That's one of the biggest lessons I ever learned.
-VR