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DebBee
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Re: Desperate, sad and lonely
      03/07/2009 09:47

Hi Booboo

Welcome to the forum. As somebody who has posted on here in times of need - I know personally how just knowing that there are people to talk to out there really helps.

I have been in your situation and am now 5 years down the line. I read in woman and home a couple of years ago that things go in cycles/phases during a breakup. First the loss and trying to find out what went wrong, then the "lets start doing everything Ive always wanted to do", then eventually you settle down to a new normality. I certainly felt all of these things.

It wasn't easy to start off with but I joined a local theatre group - I don't want to be on stage, but have found a good social life either just attending the performances (the theatre is one place you can go along and nobody looks at you weird), working front of house, back stage or even doing bar duty. Whilst I am doing this I can be me and for a short time everything else takes a back burner.

I really hope that your friends and family will support you at this time, but if not there are a whole new bunch of friends waiting for you here. Feel free to PM me if you want to chat.

Hugs and best wishes for a new future xx

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* Desperate, sad and lonely booboo 02/07/2009 08:48
. * * Re: Desperate, sad and lonely Gilda   03/07/2009 22:23
. * * Re: Desperate, sad and lonely JulieJ   04/07/2009 12:45
. * * Re: Desperate, sad and lonely rjaly   04/07/2009 13:15
. * * Re: Desperate, sad and lonely WoodyM   04/07/2009 14:03
. * * Re: Desperate, sad and lonely carsma   04/07/2009 14:54
. * * Re: Desperate, sad and lonely Foxie   05/07/2009 04:56
. * * Re: Desperate, sad and lonely GILL3SQ   05/07/2009 16:14
. * * alzheimers scottishchristine   03/07/2009 21:33
. * * Re: Desperate, sad and lonely PatsyW   02/07/2009 09:01
. * * Re: Desperate, sad and lonely F1x   02/07/2009 10:31
. * * Re: Desperate, sad and lonely amelica2   02/07/2009 11:10
. * * Re: Desperate, sad and lonely WoodyM   02/07/2009 11:36
. * * Re: Desperate, sad and lonely Bizibee   02/07/2009 13:19
. * * Re: Desperate, sad and lonely suejane   02/07/2009 17:54
. * * Re: Desperate, sad and lonely junemc   02/07/2009 19:34
. * * Re: Desperate, sad and lonely bevvywevvy   02/07/2009 22:16
. * * Re: Desperate, sad and lonely DebBee   03/07/2009 09:47
. * * Re: Desperate, sad and lonely booboo   03/07/2009 16:08
. * * Re: Desperate, sad and lonely jamjams   02/07/2009 11:33
. * * Re: Desperate, sad and lonely Splash123   02/07/2009 09:00

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