25-08-2024 08:17 PM
25-08-2024 08:17 PM
@ArraDreaming apologies for the delay in my reply, I am only now seeing this thread.
I know how you feel and while I've been told several times that this forum is not for making friends I am finding it hard to cope with the fee of abandonment and lack of closure.
I am constantly worrying how they might be coping and what is happening in their lives. Even now as I write this I am crying.
I don't contribute as much anymore in case I might develop a relationship with another user and have them leave without notice.
I'm sorry, I'm human and I form attachments. Perhaps this forum is not for me anymore because I can't not care and think about others.
I hope you're doing okay, and that Mrs Arra and your little ones are happy and healthy xoxo
26-08-2024 08:51 AM
26-08-2024 08:51 AM
I totally get it. I really do. There are few people who have the ability to see us with absolute clarity.
I’m not saying that they are perfect and sometimes they get it wrong.
I don’t know. Maybe it’s us. Often our own interpretation of what we read is augmented by our emotions at the time.
When I read my 2022 Forum posts, I am stunned to see how much progress I have made since then.
But t have to agree with you @ENKELI when you are at your lowest and you form a bond with that person, it is heartbreaking 💔 to have them suddenly disappear.
It is another loss and more grief on top of what you already have.
There is a definite void that cannot be filled.
Through a curtain of tears, I have to admit, that in my head, I talk to @tonys everyday.
I imagine walking up to the wooden bench that I built for Tones & @Gemma13 and me. It has great view of the sunset and we talk and laugh and they are well and happy together.
G
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