Dearest and most Lovely Googley,

Would you do me the honor of suspending this consideration of hermitage for such a time so as I might get to know you just a little bit better?
I am only offered just a very small glimpse into who you are, Googley. And be that as it may, I am forced to make an (admittedly) hasty, however all the same, educated generalization (based on the materials available), as to the kind of person that you are.

So I will simply start with what I therefore now know to be true about Googley:
*She has a great many friends who support and appreciate her, and for whom she has shown great love and care for.
*She has twenty pages of posts that she has written to others in the forum, for which they have thanked her for.
*She once started a thread about ''accomplishments'' to inspire herself and others.
*She has consistently demonstrated acts of selfless compassion and empathy for others in great grief and peril.
*She has been hurt immensely, and sadly so, even by those who should have been her greatest (and even earliest) source assured love and protection.
*She struggles severely to connect with others, and is so acutely afraid of being hurt.
*She has fought through trials of unfathomable measures, and exersized a grace of perseverance that has inspired me deeply.
*And she has given more hugs to others in need on this forum, than I ever dare attempt to count.

I hereby find it agreeable to make the following conclusions about Googley:
*She is kind without hesitation, gracious and compassionate.
*She is infinitely worthy of all the love and happiness, friendship, kindness and compassion this world has to offer, (though has previously been denied to her and made her feel so wrongfully unworthy.)
*She is intelligent and courageous; and brave with a sort of unconventional and unique brand of enthusiasm that one might at first easily miss, though from a closer look, proves to be a powerhouse of strength, and an inspiration that I myself, am not destined to soon forget.

So I am left with only this, precious and unique Googley: We would in no way be better off without you. And sweet girl, you are so very much deserving. So so very much deserving indeed.
Your mood today says that you are feeling 'lonely'. Forgive me if I'm wrong, but that little cartoon face on the 'lonely' icon does in fact appear quite sad; quite hurt, in fact. Do you truly believe that you would not be hurt if you were a hermit?
It seems really lonely to me by definition, and lonely is in fact proving to be of close (if not identical) relation to hurt.
And even if I'm wrong, and you wouldn't be hurt being a lonely hermit; I think we would.
Society needs it's precious and unique treasures like you.
We really do.

Thank you for being you, Googley! A beautiful and shining star!

Lovingly Sincere,
Oceansend