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My how things are different now

Started by iris1469, March 26, 2011, 12:57:53 PM

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iris1469

as i read thread titles its kinda weird you all seem so, innocent now. I mean laser hurting, tucking in bathroom, transitioning under the radar! Makes me look at you all with a smile!

PLease take this advice and at least think about what im about to say. Have no fears. As long as you dont hurt others or yourself, go for it! Dont let other peoples issues bedome your issues, If it is your problem and you are 100% responsible for it, own it and do something positive about it. If you have no control, and/or it is someone elses problem to own, let them own it., and move on. Dont waste any time or expend ANY energy or thought with other people's issues! PEriod! You see, there may come a time when the fear or uneasiness you feel now may pale in comparison to whatever new fear or uneasiness  arises. you see, that can be a  source of regret near the end.

this isnt coming out right, so let me paraphrase. regret is something that I know I dont want to experience when i die.

I disbelieve in gawd, but ill share with you my perception of judgment day. As we are crossing that threshold of death, our whole life will flash in front of you, it will take only a nanosecond  or two, but how do you feel, even for the briefest of moments thereafter? Regret, anger, content, peaceful?

When my turn comes, and it may be sooner than later, i dont want to regret anything. And this is not a new thought for me. I have been thinkinng about this for many many years....i believe ill be scared, but ok with it.....







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Melody Maia

My father passed in May of last year. When he died I finally made the decision to deal with my issues, come out and transition. His death made me realize that I did not want to die with regrets.

You may not believe in God, but I do and I have prayed to him often when times have gotten tough. At one such low point, I heard a voice and it told me that "You are on the right path" and the next morning it told me "do no fear." That may sound crazy and maybe some might think it was myself talking to myself, but in any case, these words have stuck with me as I have transitioned. I live in the hope that the pain I am experiencing will lead to better things. I wish the same for you Kitty.
and i know that i'm never alone
and i know that my heart is my home
Every missing piece of me
I can find in a melody



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Pinkfluff

I'm not sure that I understood all of your post, but I do agree that it is folly to waste alot of energy worrying about other peoples' problems, reactions, etc. If it's not a job interview then who cares what they think. Even then nothing is worth compromising your values and identity.

I have found great strength in knowing that the Gods and Goddesses are there for me. Each day is a battle and my enemies are many, but I know that as long as I continue to live with honor Odin will welcome me into His Hall when this life is over. And I know that, regardless of a person's beliefs, as long as you live with honor you will never need to regret anything.
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kate durcal

Hi, Supperkitty,

We have been wating to hear from you, a lot of folks have been thinking and praying adn wishing good energeis for you.

So how was the biopsy on the 22nd or 23rd March? Where is your glioblastoma located? size? Are you taking any medicines, any scheduled surgery?

Kate
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Joelene9

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