Springhosen
Kahnum of Outworld
That's what the **** I said.What the hell!?
That's what the **** I said.What the hell!?
We are currently preparing for the worst; all efforts have been moved to her comfort instead of treatment. Your thoughts, prayers, love, support and friendship are all appreciated during this time.
May the higher being(s) of your chosen faith bless you for your care and consideration of my mother and family through this dark period. You all mean more to me than words can express.
I appreciate the support, I just can't help but feel like they're over stressing the situation. I've said it many times, and it could truly be a daughter's foolish hopes, but I just don't feel like it's time or that she's done for. I can't explain it, it's just a feeling I have.We're all here for you, whatever happens.
wish I could do something other than prayingWe are currently preparing for the worst; all efforts have been moved to her comfort instead of treatment. Your thoughts, prayers, love, support and friendship are all appreciated during this time.
May the higher being(s) of your chosen faith bless you for your care and consideration of my mother and family through this dark period. You all mean more to me than words can express.
I appreciate the support, I just can't help but feel like they're over stressing the situation. I've said it many times, and it could truly be a daughter's foolish hopes, but I just don't feel like it's time or that she's done for. I can't explain it, it's just a feeling I have.
She's just so amazing and strong that I just can't bring myself to accept this as the end.
Could you perhaps compromise with her? You didn't confirm and it didn't appear you were involved in much of the itinerary-planning, so maybe tell her you'd go only if was for a day and the touristy things were kept to a minimum? Either way, just tell her the truth - that it's a bit too much for you right now. I'm sure she'd get over it eventually.CT: Back in June my best friend told me that she wanted to go to London in November for her birthday, with me and her roommate. Originally the plan was to just go for the day and do a few of the tourist-y things, which would cost a fair bit and I didn't want to do all of it, but I would have been willing to go.
Then she and roommate kept adding and adding things so that it became three days doing loads of tourist-y stuff. I told my friend that I had to see if I would be able to afford all of that stuff (plus I didn't really want to do half of the stuff they added), so I didn't actually confirm that I was going because it's going to be really expensive.
I can't afford to go now. This wouldn't be so bad if my friend's roommate was still going, but they had a huge falling out and aren't talking any more and my friend moved out, so there's more pressure on me to go. I now have to tell her that I can't go and I think she's gonna be really mad/disappointed. How am I going to tell her? I'm really worried about it.
We went one day without power on campus before. One day. And thousands of college students were freaking out like the world was ending. Meanwhile, I was hanging out, reading a book, and not carrying. XDI feel the need to rant.
People are complaining about not having power for a few days. Back when I lived more in the mountains in the middle of nowhere, we went without power for up to a week a few times when the snow was really bad. We had to cook our food on the woodstove and store our food outside in the snow to keep it cold because the power was out so long. They can safely keep their food by keeping it in their freezers because it will keep cold for a while. They're also complaining about no internet or T.V. I only started using the internet regularly a few years ago, I lived fine without it. They can't live a couple days without it? Internet wasn't even a thing until fairly recently, if you think about how long humans have been around. People lived their whole lives without internet or T.V. So shut up stupid people on the news. xD
What I was going to do first was ask if she wanted to go with someone else if she still wanted to do all that stuff, and if not then try and compromise it down to the one day. You think that'll work? I just feel like I'm really letting her down and she's not gonna be happy...Could you perhaps compromise with her? You didn't confirm and it didn't appear you were involved in much of the itinerary-planning, so maybe tell her you'd go only if was for a day and the touristy things were kept to a minimum? Either way, just tell her the truth - that it's a bit too much for you right now. I'm sure she'd get over it eventually.
I know - but if she wants to go she's just going to have to compromise with you. These things happen - if she's not a total princess she'll understand.What I was going to do first was ask if she wanted to go with someone else if she still wanted to do all that stuff, and if not then try and compromise it down to the one day. You think that'll work? I just feel like I'm really letting her down and she's not gonna be happy...
True. Just gotta get it done, I guess, and stop stressing. Cheers Femme.I know - but if she wants to go she's just going to have to compromise with you. These things happen - if she's not a total princess she'll understand.
I just told her that I couldn't afford it and she was okay with it, she understood. It's a load off my mind but I still feel a little bad about it. It's done now, at least.@Jen I agree with Femme, just tell her it's too expensive. Also not being interested in some of the things is a good excuse too. You are her friend, not her servant.