RE: Re: Perception by others that sensitivity is *your* fault, rather

[Guest guest]

I can relate. I was with a friend I had not seen in a long time, she was low

in gas and needed to drive home about 60 miles and I kept giving her wrong

directions all night of where we were going, wasting her gas, even though

they were places within a mile of where I live and ones I drive by every

day.

Luckily she was nice about it when I explained how my brain misfires.

I never realized that my being a doormat nearly my entire life had to do

with my physical state but I am realizing it more and more now. When I feel

well I am so much more assertive and less tolerant of people's bad behavior

toward me.

Cheri

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If he calls me again it had better not just be an apology but a

repentence. I have turned all four cheeks and have nothing left for him to

verbally slap. My adrenal levels are better now too, and I'm no longer being

the door mat that folks are used to me being, and that combined with my lack

of social skills, is causing havok.

I agree with Nil's post when she said all mental disorders are physical.

Jesus said it best, " The spirit is willing but the flesh is weak. " Freud is

dead and burning in Hell and Jesus lives!

Hensley <>< 8-)

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