Posted by Squiggles on November 21, 2007, at 15:51:58
In reply to Re: re-babble thots, posted by ClearSkies on November 21, 2007, at 15:32:13
> My T has been very supportive of my involvement in babble. I don't speak often of it, and usually in terms of communication styles, or when I've been able to meet up with other babblers IRL. In this way, babble has become an invaluable resource to me, as since I stopped working a few years ago my social circle became smaller and smaller. Yet I'll think nothing of being on an opposite coast - or another country - and meeting up with a friend that I've met here. It's like babble can "get around" the social anxiety issues that I have by letting me get to know people here first before making our acquaintance face to face.
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> CSI would never do that. I think it's dangerous--
you don't who you are meeting or being set up with. I would not advise it, especially with youngsters.It's also very irresponsible, to leave your family so you can get together with strangers from the net. Better to go your local community support centre - we have lots here and i am sure every city does.
Squiggles
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