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... Send *s_Shameless a private message | | | *s_Shameless's profile:Majored in Psychology at Oklahoma State University
Experience with face to face counseling for sex education, relationships, money management and Life Coaching skills.
I am not a licensed Psychologist and any advice given is based on skills learned through education and first hand experiences.
The National Suicide Prevention Lifeline number is 1-800-273 TALK (8255)
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I've been around the block a few times and each time I've learned something different. Sometimes useful, sometimes humorous, but most importantly I've been paying attention. I've learned to listen.
I've hit bottom and I know what it's like to be in pain and suffering. I know what it's like to feel like no one understands and no one is listening. Sometimes all I needed was for someone to listen.
I've found that holding on to a lie is living a lie. Letting go is the hardest thing to do, but once you've managed to make the commitment, things really begin to change for the better.
This world can be made a better place once we start learning to take a genuine interest in treating each other with respect and taking care to better ourselves along the way.
ALSO: I have had personal experience with Cancer and Transplants. Radiation and Chemotherapy, hair loss, fatigue and getting my feet back on the ground after a long illness.
I have one child and have gained a great deal of respect for the little people in our lives. She's taught me an awful lot in the short time she's been on earth. |
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Is my boyfriend a miser?
Q. My boyfriend met my family for the first time last week and we all went out to lunch. I was embarrassed because at the end of the meal, he didn't even offer to pick up the tab. Is that a red flag? My family did notice it and commented on it later. ...
A. 2 January 2014: I think determining him to be a "miser" would be stretching it if this was the test. The offer to pay may or may not have cultural influences, but the polite thing to do would be to offer to pay if his finances allow him to do so. If he did not have ... (read in full...)
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