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Oct 28, 2016, 03:52 AM
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I can't have low self esteem anymore but how much am I expected to take? If I care about "them".....the lord Voldemort's of my life do I automatically qualify for self esteem issues? Do I have what it takes to fix this? Is it even a problem or am I overthinking this. I don't know but it's a good question. Is it one more way I've failed perhaps? So many options it's just confusing! Questions with no answers....knowing the unknowable and not knowing the rest. Just my luck!
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 Fuzzybear, Marla500, mindwrench, sans, Skeezyks, Unrigged64072835
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Oct 28, 2016, 07:48 PM
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Hello ElsaMars: The Skeezyks would have to admit he had to look up Lord Voldemort on Wikipedia! (Guess that says something about me, huh?)
 I don't know... it seems to me it would take a person with quite a bit of self-esteem to be able to care about the Lord Voldemorts in her / his life.  In her writings, the Buddhist nun Pema Chödrön often talks about learning to open the doors & invite the whole world in as being something to aspire to.  I would presume, when one does so, a certain number of the folks who come in will be Lord Voldemorts.  
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Oct 31, 2016, 09:11 PM
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Skeezyks, that was real cool!!
ElsaMaras you are great the way you are, but not everyone will recognize that!! 
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