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Bunnie1982 wrote:Am feeling really low this afternoon, have just been crying for a little while. Am supposed to organise a meeting with my current job to go in and discuss my reasons for resigning and the reasons why I am off sick with depression and anxiety, but I cannot face it at all.
Haven't got out of my PJ's for 3 days running but I think I may have to tonight as I think OH is trying to get me out to the cinema
Anyone who can help you with work? A union rep or friend? What about OH?0 -
feelinggood wrote:Ummm, call her anything other than girlie, otherwise I'm likely to cry every time I read your posts lol. Its not a big problem tho, its alright
Bunnie, if you cannot face it, don't do it. You might make yourself worse if you push it too much. Hope you feel better soon xxx
I just called her girlie, as easier than 'This Girl'
I'll try and think of something to call her...........if anyone has any ideas? 0 -
I'm sorry, I'm being silly and emotionalStay-at-home, attached Mummy to a 23lb 10oz, 11 month old baby boy.0
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Miroslav wrote:I just called her girlie, as easier than 'This Girl'
I'll try and think of something to call her...........if anyone has any ideas?
How about calling her by her first initial? Or would that be too obvious?0 -
feelinggood wrote:I'm sorry, I'm being silly and emotional
Nah, it's cool. Probably needs another name anyway 0 -
Bunnie1982 wrote:How about calling her by her first initial? Or would that be too obvious?
Could call her 'S' I suppose, but something a bit longer would be better.
Hmmmmmmmmmm.0 -
Its totally irrational, its just thats what someone calls me, and I can't talk to them at the moment, and its hurting rather bad
Thanks for understanding and putting up with me!Stay-at-home, attached Mummy to a 23lb 10oz, 11 month old baby boy.0 -
feelinggood wrote:Its totally irrational, its just thats what someone calls me, and I can't talk to them at the moment, and its hurting rather bad
Thanks for understanding and putting up with me!
I won't use it then. Don't want to make you feel worse.
I'll use 'S' for now, but will bold it, so it doesn't look like a mis-type.0 -
Okay, so i've just had a text.
She was glad to see me, would love to meet up again if I am 'up for it' and suggests next week for 'coffee'
How long do I wait to reply, so I don't look too sad?
She added an x at the end, like a kiss. Do I do the same?
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I'd reply now - otherwise she might be sat at home wondering if you like her etc like you've been doing
Always put the same number of x's at the end that she did Stay-at-home, attached Mummy to a 23lb 10oz, 11 month old baby boy.0
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