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Nov 06, 2019, 11:24 PM
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Member Since: Oct 2019
Location: You'll never know
Posts: 940
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Originally Posted by Skeezyks
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@Skeezyks
Thank you so much for the links. I read most of them, and under the one that lists even more links, I found the boundaries one especially helpful for me: https://blogs.psychcentral.com/imper...-the-holidays/
I like your (and others') idea of seeing the holidays as another day. That helps with relieving the pressure of joining in or not joining in.
I'll most likely be online here for the holidays. I'm new to my area, so volunteering isn't in the cards just yet. My neighbor invited me over her place, so I might check that out for an hour or two - tops. I tend to watch holiday movies by myself though, so I find ways to enjoy celebrating it on my own.
I'm not a true introvert; I typically test with both introversion and extroversion, so I'm somewhere in the middle. I think my disabilities turned me into an introvert, but at heart, I'm more of an extrovert.
Oh, and you mentioned in another post about liking mysteries. I used to watch Murder, She Wrote growing up, and occassionally Alfred Hitchcock. Years later, and I now enjoy watching different movie/tv genres, including fantasy, psychological thrillers, mystery movies/shows, crime-based shows, romantic comedies, some holiday flicks, some animated shows, some documentaries, etc. Rarely, I'll see a horror flick, though I used to be into Nightmare on Elm Street growing up.
Oh, and I love those movies that include teachers, such as Stand and Deliver, Dead Poets Society, Dangerous minds, Akeelah and the Bee, and Larry Crowne, just to name a few.
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