[nothemama8]

Just had to calm one of our people down after her Mobile tech told her 2 sickies don't make 1 welly, meaning that she should not look into a relationship with another consumer, because there both too sick.
Arrrrrrgggggggghhhhhhhh
I've been married 28 yrs. to a man with OCD, Panic/Anxiety and we've had a roller coaster ride like everyone else in the world, we are capable of lifes enjoyment
Angie

[SweetCrusader]

What is a "sicky" anyway? Do you know anyone who doesn't have problems? My goodness, that is HORRIBLY offensive!

There wouldn't be any relationships if the possibility was weighed by our mental "capacities"...jeezzzzz

[nothemama8]

This is why I don't have much faith in the service providers
Angie

[Wants2Fly]

I remember reading in some book, about a dozen years ago, that 97 percent of all families are dysfunctional.

If 97 percent are "dysfunctional," doesn't that mean that:
dysfunctional = normal

and it is the other 3 percent that are weird?

So, what the heck is a "sickie" and a "wellie" anyway -- and who is pronouncing judgment? Another sickie?

[ktp]

I agree with Wants2Fly.

I have been married for 10 years to a wonderful man who also had an abusive past and deals with depression from it. We're both similar in that respect, so I can say that we really connect with one another on so many levels because of that shared experience.

It's silly to think just because a couple is not what people consider "normal", what is that anyway?, they can't have a fulfilling and loving lifetime relationship! It makes me angry too!

Take Care all

(((((GROUP HUGS)))))
Kimberly

[Fuzzybear]

What a pile of dog poop... to put it politely
That sort of judgemental bonehead makes me so

Fuzzy xx