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  1. Hugs! I'm so glad you're starting to love on our adventure! When you get home you have got to find a time we can chat and tell me about all the things you saw and did! Are you going to hit up the Grand Canyon while you're exploring the great south west? I've never been myself, but I hear it's amazing!
  2. That sounds great! Introspection can be a scary thing, but it is the only path to authenticity 😀
  3. Hey Warren, Me too, I've been thinking of you and hoped you were doing okay. Congratulations on your promotion although I'm sorry to read about all of the insurance mess. I hope things are much better for you these days than when you worked in the kitchen. Be well, Emma
  4. Dear Warren, Am glad to hear about your promotion! Thank you for checking in. Have been thinking and praying for you. Your friend, Monica
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    Mike, I remembered just now that you'd started a blog and came over for a look see, and glad I did. Your poem speaks to me just now in a deep way. I really appreciate coming across it. And no nail polish on me. I'm a woman in my heart and soul. Pretty on the inside and all that. Emma
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    Just a hug. Loneliness is one of the hardest things, and I'm happy to be here for you if you enjoy my company. Feel free to pm me for more direct contact info if you'd like.
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    Oh Michael, the girl inside me is bringing tears of hurt. I don't know how lonely I felt when before becoming transgender title I carry with me, but it different kind of loneliness. The missing of family, or community and being in the wrong country for homesickness etc. But I have overcome my loneliness. Since I have been transgender i always enjoy logging on to the tg guide forums as I certainly feel building a bond with regulars other tg folks, and it's great! Ooh I didn't put my nail polish on hands for 6 days I feel like man hmm
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    Hello Michael. Honey, Your Poem brought Me to tears. Michael, I've BEEN there, with ALL the Loneliness, and ALL the Sadness, that goes with it. Michael I have, in the Past, made 3 Serious Suicide Attempt's. ( I Definitely Am NOT going down that Road, ever Again. ). Michael, Loneliness is NOT Funny. Loneliness IS Horrible. Michael, I hope that You are NOT Lonely Now. Michael, You ARE Among Friend's here, as We ALL are here. If You would Like to Talk, at Any Time, if You P.M. Me, I would Be more than Happy, to give You My Mobile Phone Number. Michael, You have like ALL The Moderator's/Friend's here, Always been Kind to Me. Michael, You ARE A Gentleman ! Speak Soon Honey, and Take Care. With My Very Best Wishes, Stephanie. xxxx
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    Dear Michael, Am deeply touched by your poem. Sometimes, even when I am surrounded by millions of people, (as when I lived in NYC), I feel very lonely or alone. All it takes is for me to find one person that I resonate with, which is so hard to find. Even being in a loving relationship, one can feel lonely, when that person is not accessible. EVERYONE is lonely at times, even when they least expect it. No one escapes at least occasional loneliness. Never had I seen such a touching poem about loneliness by a man! Your friend, Monica
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    Oh, dear Michael, my friend, You touch my heart. My heart aches with you. It's a long and winding road we travel. But with friends like you the journey is a blessing. Warm hugs, Emma

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