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I. Can't. Deal. This is why I had a major meltdown and it wasn't the worst thing ever. So enter, stage left, my continued hate for myself. Oh, I'm a lovely gal. I am. :( Quote:
But if I WERE to dream a little dream of someone I'd try to give you a guest appearance, nothing to sign, no obligation. Wow, I totally hijacked John's Bye Thread? I guess that's fitting. Goddam I'm fucking tired. |
If it makes you feel better at all, I still haven't told my landlord about the water coming through the bathroom ceiling.
I swear stuff like that - the whole making calls thing. It can take me months to work up the mental energy to make a phone call. I see something like the leak in the bathroom and I just go straight to wanting to sleep just at the thought of having to deal. |
If this is a common feeling, there should be a service that deals with this kind of anxiety. People that understand how some folks get overwhelmed dealing with life's hurdles, and will take point for you. Make those calls, confront the contractors, and push you gently along the path. Not as involved as a life coach, but just to be there for these situations. Some people thrive on this shit.
I procrastinate sometimes with stuff like this... like I have a pile of medical bills for co-pays from having an HSA that I need to call and sort through... I'd just rather play Madden. But I would help you guys if I could for free... so someone must be willing to do it for a nominal fee? |
Yeah. But you would have to call them to ask them to make the call for you.
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or email them....
But they'd be really nice, and understanding |
jinx had this same issue to a degree. I always did that kind of thing. I always said, 'she knows what she wants, and I know how to go get it' that's fucking teamwork.
I guess she just buckles down and does it now. She's moved 3 times, and bought a town house, so she must have. |
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Different strokes...
Teamwork can cut a lot of this kind of shit down to manageable size. It's nice/great/a lifesaver when someone else's strong suits dovetail with one's own areas of weakness, for whatever reason, no judging, srsly. And you don't have to be married or coupled with the complementary person. A network of friends is a good place to look. Or family. Etc etc etc. That one guy that hiked to the north pole and all that other epic master of all trades, most interesting and accomplished man in the history of men, whatever. Good on him. I'm not that guy though. The absolute key, though, is, you have to make your needs known to the person who can get it done. That's often harder than it sounds. "Hey can you help me with this thing, please?" That's necessary. We've all had somebody, probably mom, who could anticipate our needs and meet them without much from us, at least for a time. Now we're grownups. We have to help ourselves at least as much as asking for the help. I have more time and skill for actual roof repairs than I do for bird dogging someone else to do it. I'd do it for you for free, or at least look at it and tell you specifically what I thought you should be asking for. But the logistics are not in our favor this time. But somebody around there can be that person. Seek them out, let them help. It's a big ask I know, I know, but I am sure it will be worth it. |
Or just buck up and do it, like I don't. :o
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Who the fuck is john sellers?
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you might know him as drax or maybe as datalyss
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Oh riiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiight.
yeah. |
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