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I'm 40 and I have an Egyptian background. What about PM you? I don't understand anything....... 
You can PM me anytime you want, lol! There's guys who will pm me that I've never seen in chat before or I've barely conversed with them in the main and all of a sudden it's okay for them to PM me!
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*is trying hard to re-write the lyrics of Elvis' In the Ghetto so that it will instead be In the Chatroom*
*is failing miserably*
I USED TO BE GOOD AT THIS! I USED TO BE CLEVER AND WITTY!
Instead, now, I guess I'll just point out that some of us are hanging out in the chatroom. Because, that's what cool people do on a Saturday night. ^_^
*is failing miserably*
I USED TO BE GOOD AT THIS! I USED TO BE CLEVER AND WITTY!
Instead, now, I guess I'll just point out that some of us are hanging out in the chatroom. Because, that's what cool people do on a Saturday night. ^_^
That sounds familiar. I HATE when all the cute little church families just assume that the rest of us are all happily paired up like the rest of them. The moms group is "Open to moms of all stages of life" yet it's on Friday mornings. So really, it's for all moms except those of us who have 9-5 jobs. Or it's the women's events that don't provide childcare because the "husbands are taking care of that." Well, congrats for all of you who either didn't marry a narcissist or just haven't divorced him yet.
I'm not saying that everything should be arranged to accommodate those of us whose families aren't quite traditional, but stop assuming that we are all like you. It puts us on the spot to either have to quickly adapt or explain why we are different. It can be a painful reminder of what we have lost (or never even had). Or it can make us feel insulted or excluded.
I'm not saying that everything should be arranged to accommodate those of us whose families aren't quite traditional, but stop assuming that we are all like you. It puts us on the spot to either have to quickly adapt or explain why we are different. It can be a painful reminder of what we have lost (or never even had). Or it can make us feel insulted or excluded.
Even as a married person I can understand what you're saying Misty. The church I used to go to MOPS group at, started a PM Mops and I volunteered in the nursery. That MOPS was packed, I went to the AM, but I thought it was a wonderful idea when they started a PM group. Also my Husband works a lot and I of course am with my kids, and I'm in a church with a lot of older people who have adult children now, they will say well let's meet Saturday at 1PM, well my husband works every Saturday. You wouldn't believe how many people are shocked by that and I will say things like, well we don't live in a 9 to 5 world anymore.
