Is It Always N Behavior to Violate Others' Boundaries?

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Bones

[Ami]

Top of the morning to you, Bonesie       x o x

[BonesMS]

Top of the morning to you, Bonesie       x o x

Thanks, Ami!

Bones

[BonesMS]

I've been trying to get a home-based business started and had to deal with an N who felt he was ENTITLED to FREE services and attempted to GUILT me because I asked to be paid for my work.  He got politely told what to go do with himself!  Sheesh!!!!!

Bones

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What really had me shaking my head when I received the e-mail from this total stranger was that he signs off with:  "I will NEVER contact you again!"  (How he found me was through my Business Facebook Page, plus another genealogy website, that mentioned fees at both places.  Did he think the word "fee" meant "free"?)   

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[Hopalong]

It's still spring, Bones...

hope you've got something blooming in a little corner of your heart,
your own periwinkle blossom you can think of in the night.

love
Hops

[BonesMS]

It's still spring, Bones...

hope you've got something blooming in a little corner of your heart,
your own periwinkle blossom you can think of in the night.

love
Hops

Thanks, Hops!

The flowers are definitely blooming here!  And the pollen is DEFINITELY FLYING AROUND!

Bones

[BonesMS]

I've been hearing on the news about that 7-year-old Russian boy who was essentially thrown away by his adoptive American mother!  I couldn't help but think....only an N would stoop that L-O-W!!!!!

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Bones

[Izzy_*now*]

Hiya Bones,
Am I on a touchy subject when I ask why you always stick in a


Bones

to keep this thread near the top, and I so seldom see any advice from you to others????? Like I have been disabled for over 40 years and never hear from you, so if and when I read your posts, your physical problems sound 'different' from what I thought. Is it spina bifida? scoliosis? Would you please tell me about your life as a physically disabled person, so that I can better understand the problems you encounter. We never really have talked to one another!

Thank you,
Peace!
Izzy

[BonesMS]

Hiya Bones,
Am I on a touchy subject when I ask why you always stick in a


Bones

to keep this thread near the top, and I so seldom see any advice from you to others????? Like I have been disabled for over 40 years and never hear from you, so if and when I read your posts, your physical problems sound 'different' from what I thought. Is it spina bifida? scoliosis? Would you please tell me about your life as a physically disabled person, so that I can better understand the problems you encounter. We never really have talked to one another!

Thank you,
Peace!
Izzy

I was born with a combination of birth defects that include both spina bifida and scoliosis, (swayback and sideways).  I also have malformed jaws and palate, making it a challenge to swallow the medications and supplements that the doctors told me I now have to take for osteoporosis.  In addition, I have asthma and was recently diagnosed with a small blockage in my heart plus orthostatic hypotension.  Combine that with PTSD, Clinical Depression, Seasonal Affective Disorder, and the possibility of Asperger's and I have a plateful.  Because of Asperger's and PTSD, others have to earn my trust before I "let them in".

Bones

[Izzy_*now*]

Well you do have a plateful. Are you in much pain all the time?

My mother had spina bifida and scoliosis too. Did you ever have surgery for yours?

[BonesMS]

Well you do have a plateful. Are you in much pain all the time?

My mother had spina bifida and scoliosis too. Did you ever have surgery for yours?

I do deal with pain.  Doctors told me that I should have had a variety of corrective surgeries while I was still a child.  NWomb-Donor ignored everything.  Now, at my age, surgery is just too risky.

Bones