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I will try to list just a few of those many things for which l am thankful.
First of all my life. It has been long interestingexciting and fruitful.
Right up there,  if not even foremost, l am thankful for my gift of Faith. I would not have survived without it.
I am thankful for each and every day, which offers me the opportunity to help others to find their way.
I am thankful for this forum which allows me the opportunity to share my views and perspectives and the hope that l might share some tidbit of information that might ease your way to your own happiness and fulfillment.
I am thankful for so many other things, my warm and happy home; my warm and happy husband and our health.
I wish you all a happy and warm Thanksgiving.
Peace to you

Complete

Thank you, from a position on the spectrum that doesn't have sides.  :)

Hugs, Devlyn

Going to be honest, my first thought reading the title of the thread was something involving a message from a ghost. ;D

Quote from: Roll on November 23, 2017, 11:06:58 PM
Going to be honest, my first thought reading the title of the thread was something involving a message from a ghost. ;D

In many ways, l am a ghost.  For most of you, l do not exist. My only manifestation is via the internet. I can disappear at any time and even,  if i so choose,  change forms.
We all have many things to be thankful for. We should recognize them and use them for our own good and the good of others. My reference to "the other side", was about the other side of the gender divide. Many here try to deny it's existence but to be honest we all know that it is very real and not so easily gotten across.
My purpose here is that of a good ghost. I am here to help those who really truly want, NEED, to get across.
Those who want to deny the great divide, or play around the edges,  I cannot help.
Good observation,  Roll. Thank you.

Quote from: Complete on November 24, 2017, 12:08:25 PM
Good observation,  Roll. Thank you.

More bad joke because my brain draws doesn't always function in a particularly sane manner, and it was readily apparent what you meant in context. ;D

Regardless, I loved your message! I feel guilty about it sometimes, but at the end of the day I do feel like a very binary person. I don't know if it will ever happen, but I very much hope to reach that point where I can just think to myself "I'm a woman" without any preface.