- Jan 16, 2019
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Yes, I think your right. I was awoken with thoughts/vision at 2 am that were not my own and I'd never seen before. I think I know what I need to do, its a matter of either deleting or letting him fade. I think my response about what makes me tick or that I don't answer every message right away probably repels the guy that has "a soft spot for those in need".
What was the vision like?
Maybe he likes the attention. They'll turn to him for comfort and reassurance. I don't believe in entering relationships in that state. It's a good way to be exploited. If I'm hurting I need to heal.
Yes, and I hope to find someone like the guy that I went on a date with in September that said he saw my condition as a ministry. But I'm not sure if they are just words.
Look at Joni Eareckson Tada. They exist. Your condition doesn't have you bed bound. You're active and doing the things you enjoy. It isn't full-time care.
Yes, and interestingly the guy I dated in the spring said the same thing happened with his step-mom, she squandered millions after his fathers death and that's one of the reasons he inherited a time-share that he goes once a year. I've never heard stories like this till this year.
The worst situation I heard involved a widow. After her husband died she met someone. I can't recall if she met him online. But she allowed him to manage her assets; including the children's inheritance. He made bad investments and lost their inheritance. Every penny.
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