~This Is My World~

A complete guide for those trying to deal with a hoovering narcissist.
— Read on unfilteredd.net/how-to-deal-with-a-narcissist-who-is-hoovering/

What do you think? So I posted a few comments on this one. Just sounds so hypocritical and judgmental to me. The only difference between him and others he’s talking about, is a camera recording. HE still told his followers what HE did.. was it necessary? No. Did he do it for clout? More followers? Even though he says it’s probably his last video for awhile.

Reminds me of something my fiancé has said, (paraphrasing)“where HE wouldn’t, others would” Live and let live, help others when you can, however you can. , when you’re led to. If someone has the money to do things like this, great! It makes one’s heart happy and brightens the receivers day a bit. I see no harm in recording anything like that. The receivers reaction to receiving such a gift is some positivity the world could use. #IMO #OffMySoapBox

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Saw this on Twitter, from #Survivior81 how powerful this statement is.

One of friends on FB shared this this morning.

Even today, I say a sentence in my head to make sure I write the sentence correctly, LOL

Proper use of “I” and “Me” – Grammar Basics

I’ve been navigating for 17 years… I have always said I’ve not gotten my steps back that I lost when my husband died. We were in tandem, then he died, suddenly and unexpectedly, and I’ve never really gotten my footing back.

“I eat on ‘his’ side of our table so I don’t have to look at his empty chair.”
— Read on www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/widows-walk/202206/the-infinite-sorrow-grieving-spouse