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#50889 - 07/07/03 07:35 AM Re: One Good Thing
ernie Member MaleSurvivor Registered: 08/26/02 Posts: 121 Loc: Portland, Maine	I like the new me, the kid that I didn't have a chance to be. I like the fact that my SA does not have to dominate my life anymore, I like the friends I have met here.............. _________________________ The roads of life are full of stones but, they can be moved take my hand we will help each other.
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#50890 - 07/07/03 04:20 PM Re: One Good Thing
BT Registered: 06/25/03 Posts: 388 Loc: Chicago IL	I like that I am starting to quit feeling sorry for myself, and doing something to get better. _________________________ "Everyone is entitled to their opinions and it is not my job to change their mind." Dali Lama
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#50891 - 08/14/03 10:24 AM Re: One Good Thing
michael Joseph Member MaleSurvivor Registered: 03/11/01 Posts: 2719 Loc: Virginia	I like it that I am able to function as well as I do despite my past. _________________________ Standing together is so much better than hiding in the dark. *I am a three time WoR Retreat Alumni* The Round Table, Men's CSA Group, Monday 7:30pm CST, MaleSurvivor Chat
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#50892 - 08/14/03 11:02 AM Re: One Good Thing
Mike Church Moderator Emeritus MaleSurvivor Registered: 01/23/03 Posts: 3439 Loc: Toronto, Canada	I like it that I have to capacity to learn _________________________ Mikey IT REALLY IS OK TO STUMBLE. NONE OF US ARE PERFECT.
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#50893 - 08/20/03 08:37 PM Re: One Good Thing
Green Member MaleSurvivor Registered: 07/13/03 Posts: 115 Loc: NYC, NY	I like that I am surviving despite it all. Green
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#50894 - 08/23/03 07:16 PM Re: One Good Thing
Green Member MaleSurvivor Registered: 07/13/03 Posts: 115 Loc: NYC, NY	This thread is haunting me because I had to go for a long walk in order to come up with something good about myself. I know that it is stupid, but the more I accept the fact that I was abused, the less worthy I feel. I feel awful about myself. Green
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#50895 - 08/23/03 07:38 PM Re: One Good Thing
Lloydy Administrator Emeritus MaleSurvivor Registered: 04/17/02 Posts: 7071 Loc: England Shropshire	Green long walks are good. I use the same route, and halfway round I stop at a look-off and admire the view over the worlds first iron bridge. Surprisingly it's a very quiet spot. But I can see for miles, watch ant like people way below me, and chill out. I carved my name in the fence there about 5 years back, and it somehow draws me back. It was a real shitty day when I did it, and it's good to reflect on where I am now. I like to think as I walk, and this familiar route somehow comforts me. It's like an old friend. Dave _________________________ Go confidently in the direction of your dreams! Live the life you've imagined. As you simplify your life, the laws of the universe will be simpler. Henry David Thoreau
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#50896 - 08/23/03 08:30 PM Re: One Good Thing
Green Member MaleSurvivor Registered: 07/13/03 Posts: 115 Loc: NYC, NY	Dave, I constantly walk the streets of Manhattan which are my old friends. Virtually every block speaks to me with memories. In order to get to my T, I have to walk through beautiful Central Park. It is a nice experience. Green
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#50897 - 08/23/03 11:06 PM Re: One Good Thing
jimrh Member MaleSurvivor Registered: 03/22/03 Posts: 273 Loc: Roswell, GA	I like the fact that at this moment in time I feel I have just a small bit of courage to be who I am, not someone else that others want me to be. I have courage to believe just a little, like poking my head from underneath the covers, that I'm ok. That I'm going to be ok. That it's ok. That I can dream of being a cute little puppy lying in a hammock with my best friend. That's what I like right now about myself. Jim
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#50898 - 08/25/03 03:01 AM Re: One Good Thing
MM Member MaleSurvivor Registered: 07/28/03 Posts: 59 Loc: Canada	Some time ago I couldn't reply to a post like that, I had nothing good to say about me. The fact I have something to say today is a huge step for me. I like that I am doing something to get better, that I'm trying really hard to be able to live my life not merely pass through it.
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