By fiercehawk - 24/04/2013 06:23 - United States - Scottsburg
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Thanks to everyone who shared their personal experiences, offered their support or sympathy, or made me laugh.
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I was expecting a Lannister joke, but I guess that works.
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Show it anyway31, what?
I could be wrong, but it sounds as if #31 is mocking Paris Hilton.
I could be wrong, but it seems as if #31 is mocking Paris Hilton.
oops didn't think the first one sent
Just tell her it's your medication and not her story
Ugh, been there. Well, not THERE exactly, but I yawn all the time so end up accidentally offending people from time to time. Look on the bright side - you know it's happening so you can explain and be polite about it (I don't even realise I'm doing it anymore) and everyone in group therapy is likely to have been through a lot themselves so I'm sure they'll understand.
I have this tendency to yawn when I read aloud. It's awkward.
Is it noor? is it BORING!!??! LOL
English or some sort of cognitive sentence in another language please
If its a group therapy session, just talk it out with people. You are probably in good company. I used to get raging stiffys from my meds, it was super hard to do anything!! I stopped taking them shortly after, haha.
That would be a much worse side effect to have during a discussion about incest.
When it's your turn to talk in your group therapy, you could've explained your medication side effect outloud.
I don't think she'd be very offended someone doesn't seem to find her trauma particularly engaging.
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Cover your mouth and apologize if necessary.
Hopefully others are aware of tthat meds effects. At least it doesn't react like Viagra.