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Feb 25, 2009, 05:14 PM
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I was in one of the depression support groups a few years ago, in this meeting this lady was telling her story and during that session, this other lady was telling her that she likes to get to know her and asks for her phone number. I thought that was totally rude... First off she asking a total stranger out of the blue for her phone number and second which bugs me the most is that she asks during the session in front of others.. She could have waited until after the session to talk to this lady. After the meeting I saw her talking to the same lady and sort of gave her a dirty look. She made me feel very insecure when she spoke to that other lady during the session. I saw them walking outside together I felt even more insecure..
 I never went back to the support group after that. Some people have no consideration.. I find it completely disturbing how one individual would complement another during a support meeting and leaving others in the cold....
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Feb 25, 2009, 05:22 PM
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blue, has something recently happened to cause you recall this situation at that support group some years ago? if so, can we help?
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