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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]For people saying not to contact my sister when I'm in town, I don't think that was the right thing to do, either. If I'm in town, and I'm at a huge gathering where other mutual family and friends will see me, then my sister would have reason to be upset, that I didn't contact her.

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It's not your sister's fault you have no other friends. Work on you first instead of laying all your problems at her feet. [b]The common denominator[/b] in you lack of family, friends, other women in your life is you.[/quote]

Sounds like Dr. Phil.

I actually signed up for season tickets to the ballet, and then also to volunteer at the theatre. I feel like I can make friends through mutual interest in the arts.

I really do appreciate most of the comments on here. You've been very helpful. [/quote]

OP, you don't realize you're self-owning, but you are. Watching your behavior on this thread, you seem in denial. You lash out (Dr Phil, other insults) at anybody who doesn't make you out to be an angel. You refuse therapy. You launch into bizarre speculation about why your parents waited four years to have a kid. You talk about your sister to her husband behind her back, and so much more. You don't have any friends in your fifties, and that's a red flag.

Please don't limit yourself to seeking validation from the few people on this thread who still trust you. Please seek therapy. [/quote]

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