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Originally Posted by Goofy
Apocalipstic, I want to apologize if my posts hurt or offended you (or anyone else) in any way. Truly that was not my intention.
I've never posted in this thread until last night, but I read it often. I was reading last night when I saw a poster say that they were not comfortable sharing their stuff and it made me think of the group I participate in. I thought it might be a good idea to share some of that experience, since it has been such a good experience for me.
I think this is a great thread, and the support that if offers is incredible, whether someone is a sharer, or not.
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Thank you for your input, Im sorry the whole thing just hit me wrong after seeing the passcode and hearing that certain people would not be allowed.
I appologize if I made you feel bad. Come and discuss or read any time
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Originally Posted by Amelia
Um I agree with the courtesy thing, especially because I was thinking Apoc was part of creating the chat room people were talking about. I am confused but reading on.
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I had no idea.
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Originally Posted by Amelia
Times are probably hard for everyone, but really do you need to have a cemetary telemarket you?!? This seems really rude on so many levels.
I am really glad to hear your sister is handling it for you. I too find it hard to deal with people politely in social situations when it is DIRECTLY related to my abusers and triggers. Sometimes I end up feeling badly for reacting from that panic or rage state of mind.
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Stuff affects me differently than my sister, for her making the call is empowering.
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Originally Posted by Kimbo
Chat rooms and following conversations are difficult. I personally think they suck for support groups but that is my opinion. I might suggest free phone conferencing where you can actually gather a group and talk with one another. They're free...
http://www.freeconference.com/conferencecall.aspx
If people have phones with unlimited long distance it is a much easier process than trying to follow a chat dialogue. In support sessions hearing a voice can make it all that much more personal. Just a suggestion.
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That is a great idea. Then, no one will feel left out and no one can SEE the chat room they are being excluded from! Thank you!