Relaxing! - Page 5

Wynonie Harris · 09-04-2012, 21:51

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Originally Posted by maxthecollie

When I come home from work I just have to look at Max and say " Have you a job to do?"

Exactly what Mrs H says to me!

jaysay · 10-04-2012, 08:48

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Originally Posted by Wynonie Harris

Exactly what Mrs H says to me!

Seems Mrs H as you weighed up to a tee Wyn

you must be the boss in your home and you have her permission to say so

MargaretR · 10-04-2012, 08:55

Relaxed is my normal state of being.
I only experience stress when outside influences/undesirable persons encroach on my reclusive lifestyle.

I appreciate that for those of you unable or unwilling to live as I do, then some stress relieving practices are neccessary.

jaysay · 10-04-2012, 09:59

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Originally Posted by MargaretR

Relaxed is my normal state of being.
I only experience stress when outside influences/undesirable persons encroach on my reclusive lifestyle.

I appreciate that for those of you unable or unwilling to live as I do, then some stress relieving practices are neccessary.

Ya Margaret but there's a reason why you live like you do, and I fully understand your reasons, but if you were in perfect health would you still live your reclusive lifestyle, although I've never met you, I have heard a lot, in fact picked a lot up from you about your earlier life and I don't think for a moment that you would be reclusive if your health was better

MargaretR · 10-04-2012, 10:14

It is true that a reclusive lifestyle was forced on me by circumstance, but now I have found it I am more content than I have ever been, so I doubt that I would resume my former lifestyle.

It doesn't have that effect on everybody but it suits me.

Alone, But Not Lonely | Psychology Today

"Solitude is something you choose. Loneliness is imposed on you by others"

jaysay · 10-04-2012, 18:19

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Originally Posted by MargaretR

It is true that a reclusive lifestyle was forced on me by circumstance, but now I have found it I am more content than I have ever been, so I doubt that I would resume my former lifestyle.

It doesn't have that effect on everybody but it suits me.

Alone, But Not Lonely | Psychology Today

"Solitude is something you choose. Loneliness is imposed on you by others"

I can see your point Margaret, but I doubt you would have taken up your present lifestyle, but for health problems. In someways we live a parallel type of existence, but I would swap it today for the freedom to go out and fend for myself, its not my idea of the way I wanted my life to peter out, but I suppose its each to his or her own